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A Conceptual Model for Tables

1998
We describe a new, simple conceptual model for tables. The conceptual model treats a table as a map that has a domain which is a product of categories or index sets and a codomain which is a set of entry values. We demonstrate how we can use the model to specify the semantics of some tabular editing operations.
Wang, Xinxin, Wood, Derick
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Conceptual Models and Their Foundations

2019
There is no common agreement which artifact should (not) be considered to be a conceptual model although the term ‘conceptual model’ is used for more than for five decades in computer science and for more than one century in science and engineering. A team from all faculties at our university has been able to develop a notion of model that covers all ...
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Conceptual Modeling in a World of Models

1999
Not so long ago only the very few concerned themselves with abstraction and modeling and with making sense of abstract models of the world around us. At the previous turn of century there were only 1000 living physicist. This indicates how low was the number of people who made a living from abstract work. Most people were occupied with manual work.
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A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR CAAD

Automation in Construction, 1992
Computer-a ided design in architecture is still in its infancy. Although numerous packages are sold for drafting, for computation and word processing, one can hardly say that CAAD has had a significant impact on architecture till now. On the contrary, there is a serious gap between the ongoing debate on architecture amongst the leading theoreticians on
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Conceptual modeling and simulation

Proceedings 1999 IEEE International Conference on Computer Design: VLSI in Computers and Processors (Cat. No.99CB37040), 2003
System-level design requires behavioral models of its complex components in order to validate the designs, synthesize implementations and generate tests. Descriptions of these components are often only available as English descriptions. Developing behavioral models from natural language descriptions has been a tedious and time consuming task. The paper
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Conceptual Model Directions

Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1987
We believe it is necessary to focus upon these metatheoretical issues to continue scientific debate regarding the theoretical base in gerontological nursing.
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The Art of Conceptual Modelling

2012
Conceptual modelling is one of the central activities in Computer Science. Conceptual models are mainly used as intermediate artifact for system construction. They are schematic descriptions of a system, a theory, or a phenomenon of an origin thus forming a model. A conceptual model is a model enhanced by concepts.
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Conceptual modeling in the classroom

ACM SIGMOD Record, 1989
The conceptual model is the focal point of the process of database design. All activities either converge upon or emanate from the conceptual model. All structures, through mappings either into or out of the conceptual model, must be to some extent compatible with it.
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Conceptual transaction modeling

IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 1989
Transaction modeling, which involves capturing the dynamic properties of an organization, is seen as a necessary component in data modeling. A specification language-transaction schema based on the ACM/PCM specification language-is implemented as the transaction modeling tool.
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A Conceptual Model for XML

2004
We claim that document engineering (the systematic development of document presentations, representations and document tools) should be firmly based on explicit, formal and abstract document models. This precept is well accepted and practiced in, for example, the database community but it is, apparently, less accepted in the XML community.
Bruggemann-Klein, A., Wood, D.
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