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" Empirical Foundations of Information and Software Science. "
Jagdish C Agrawal
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727265
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Jagdish C Agrawal
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Empirical Foundations of Information and Software Science.\ Jagdish C Agrawal
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Boston: Springer US, 1985
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(396 pages)
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1461325218
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: 9781461325215
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WORKSHOP ON RESEARCH DIRECTIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES II: PROSPECTS AND OPEN PROBLEMS.
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EMPIRICAL FOUNDATIONS OF INFORMATION AND SOFTWARE SCIENCE; Editor's page; Copyright; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; SYMPOSIUM OPENING ADDRESSES; 1 INFORMATION VALUE; INFORMATION ABOUT HOW TO RETRIEVE INFORMATION: ITS RELATION TO THE INFORMATION RETRIEVED; IMPLICATIONS OF USERS' VALUE PERCEPTION FOR THE DESIGN OF A BIBLIOGRAPHIC RETRIEVAL SYSTEM; VALUE OF INFORMATION IN SUPERVISORY CONTROL; ON THE VALUE OF INFORMATION IN SYSTEMS DESIGN: A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING AND AIDING DESIGNERS; 2 INFORMATION IN INTERACTIVE CONTEXT. EXPERIENCES WITH CHANGEABLE INFORMATIVE TEXTS IN GUIDING USERS OF THE ON-LINE INTERACTIVE ABC-SYSTEMCOMPUTER-AIDED SEARCHING OF BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA BASES: ONLINE ESTIMATION OF THE VALUE OF INFORMATION; A SYSTEM FOR EMBEDDING DATA DISPLAYS IN GRAPHICAL CONTEXTS; HUMAN FACTORS ISSUES OF MANUALS, ONLINE HELP, AND TUTORIALS; 3 AIDS FOR MAN-MACHINE INTERACTION; COMPUTER GRAPHICS AND A REVISED CONCEPT OF DEPENDENCE AND INDEPENDENCE; DESIGNING A HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERFACE WITH SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION TECHNIQUES; EMPIRICAL METHODS IN THE BTU-PROJECT. THE USE OF MULTI-LEVEL ADAPTABLE USER INTERFACES IN IMPROVING USER-COMPUTER INTERACTION4 ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION EFFECTS; EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF AIDS FOR NON-PROGRAMMING USERS IN DEVELOPING COST-EFFECTIVE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATIONS; THE EFFECT OF COMMENTS, MNEMONIC NAMES, AND MODULARITY: SOME UNIVERSITY EXPERIMENT RESULTS; RATIONALE FOR COMMENTS: THE EFFECT ON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND IMPLEMENTATION; 5 SOFTWARE METRICS; A MEASURE OF PROGRAM CLARITY FOR MODULAR PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS; MEASURING SOFTWARE COMPLEXITY: THE SYNTACTIC DIMENSION. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE LOGICAL COMPLEXITY OF DATA STRUCTURESPARTIAL: A SOFTWARE TOOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF Ada* PROGRAMS; 6 INFORMATION MAPPING AND RETRIEVAL; DOCUMENT RANKING METHODOLOGY FOR CONVENTIONAL BOOLEAN RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS; ON GENERATING SEMANTIC DISPOSITIONS IN A GIVEN SUBJECT DOMAIN (Stereotype Representation and Dynamic Structuring of Fuzzy Word Meanings for Contents-Driven Semantic Processing*); 7 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES; THE IMPACT ON "INFORMATIONAL ENTROPY" OF DISPROOF OF THE BOLTZMANN RELATION; INFORMATION MEASUREMENT IN NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL SYSTEMS. ON THE VALIDATION OF COMPUTER SCIENCE THEORIESSOFTWARE SCIENCE --;A HEURISTIC APPROACH; 8 SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM MODELS; FLEXIBLE SOFTWARE MODELS FOR QUALITY ASSESSMENTS OF INTERACTIVE INFORMATION SYSTEMS; VALUE OF FORMAL INFORMATION SYSTBM MODELS FOR A FLEXIBLE REORGANIZATION IN AN INSURANCE COMPANY; 9 SOFTWARE TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES; A SPELLING CHECKER BASED ON AFFIX CLASSES; ON PENETRANCE AND BRANCHING FACTOR FOR SEARCH TREES; AUTOMATIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: A COMPILER BASED APPROACH; 10 WORKSHOPS; WORKSHOP ON RESEARCH DIRECTIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES I: CURRENT PROGRAMS.
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QA75.5J343 1985
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Jagdish C Agrawal
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Pranas Zunde
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