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Causality Applicatoin Ontology: A Therory of Definition Derived From Analytical Meditation
Advancing the synthesis of Eastern mind science with Western physical science will require a robust and easy-to-traverse bridge between the atypical apprehensions within meditation...
Samuel R Dismond III
MCS
2011
Springer
13 years 1 months ago
Solving macroeconomic models with "off-the-shelf" software: An example of potential pitfalls
: When working with large-scale models or numerous small models, there can be a temptation to rely on default settings in proprietary software to derive solutions to the model. In ...
Ric D. Herbert, Peter J. Stemp
SIGSOFT
2008
ACM
14 years 7 months ago
Requirements engineering: from craft to discipline
Getting the right software requirements under the right environment assumptions is a critical precondition for developing the right software. This task is intrinsically difficult....
Axel van Lamsweerde
EMISA
2005
Springer
14 years 6 days ago
From Reference Model to Component Model
Stable component models are an essential prerequisite for developing customer-individual business applications. Thereby the information for the identification and specification of ...
Antonia Albani, Johannes Maria Zaha
ASM
2010
ASM
13 years 10 months ago
Starting B Specifications from Use Cases
The B method is one of the most used formal methods, when reactive systems is under question, due to good support for refinement. However, obtaining the formal model from requireme...
Thiago C. de Sousa, Aryldo G. Russo