Rules from cognition for conceptual modelling
作者： Jeannette Stark , Werner Esswein
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-34002-4_6
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摘要: Conceptual Modelling is a cognitive intensive process. Prior research has acknowledged the importance of theories and their implications for Modelling. Several authors have developed hypotheses to give modellers hint how improve models. Although much effort been made, researchers practitioners cannot easily apply or broaden these hypotheses. Yet, they are forced spend lot review work, as comprehensive overview about past missing. With this paper we from Cognition
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