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A systems analysis of systems integration

ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2008
Most if not all complex issues stated as problems intended to result in new systems may be analyzed using systems decomposition and then constructed by synthesis . Systems decomposition starts with a complex problem that may or may not be obviously solvable and deconstructs that problem into ...
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Document Analysis System

IBM Journal of Research and Development, 1982
This paper outlines the requirements and components for a proposed Document Analysis System, which assists a user in encoding printed documents for computer processing. Several critical functions have been investigated and the technical approaches are discussed.
Kwan Y. Wong   +2 more
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Systems of syntactic analysis

Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1953
During the past several decades, linguists have developed and applied widely techniques which enable them, to a considerable extent, to determine and state the structure of natural languages without semantic reference. It is of interest to inquire seriously into the formality of linguistic method and the adequacy of whatever part of it can be made ...
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An Engineering Analysis System

Proceedings of the 1978 annual conference on - ACM 78, 1978
Two important characteristics of the computational problems associated with production engineering analysis are: (1) a large number of variations in the computational procedure is required to treat the many "special cases” and (2) the problems involve large volumes of numerical data.
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Analysis and System: A Marriage

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1986
Self-psychology describes a psychoanalytic model developed by Heinz Kohut and based upon a systemic concept of the ‘self-object’, a system of self and object which differentiates progressively from an early symbiotic fusion at birth to healthy interdependence at around three years of age.
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SYSTEMS FOR DATA ANALYSIS

Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America, 1995
A system for data analysis is the end product of study planning, form design, data entry, data verification, and statistical analysis. This article reviews these steps and considers the fundamental choices in software for data entry and analysis. The appendix includes a listing of general and specialized software for data management and statistical ...
J K, Rao, L F, Callahan
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Systems of predicative analysis

Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1964
This paper is divided into two parts. Part I provides a resumé of the evolution of the notion of predicativity. Part II describes our own work on the subject.Part I§1. Conceptions of sets.Statements about sets lie at the heart of most modern attempts to systematize all (or, at least, all known) mathematics.
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Analysis of aggregating systems

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1969
Abstract L 2 -norm approximation and Lagrangian interpolation are used to analyze data on aggregation of uridine, cytidine, bromouridine and purine in terms of different equilibrium constants. To determine the highest aggregating species or limiting polymer a statistical test is employed.
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Analysis on Root Systems

Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1987
A great part of mathematical analysis relies directly on the methods of separation of variables and on the successive reduction of several variables problems to one-dimensional equations and to the theory of classical special functions; for example, the theory of elliptic or parabolic equations with regular coefficients (even with non constant ...
Debiard, Amédée, Gaveau, Bernard
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An Appreciation of Systems Analysis

Journal of the Operations Research Society of America, 1955
Military systems analysis is an extension of operations-research techniques of World War II to problems of broader context and longer range—e.g., force composition and development as well as operations decisions. Greater complexity is inevitable as we attempt analyses to aid decisions affecting more distant time periods: growth in number of relevant ...
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