What should be modelled?
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Balzer: This discussion is intended to set the stage for further discussions by soliciting AI, DB and PL views of “what should be modelled?” and the nature of models.
[This discussion suffered two problems. First, it was the initial attempt at the workshop by people in different areas to communicate on the same subject. Second, the issue of “what should be modelled?” was frequently confused with “How should it be modelled?” To aid the reader in understanding the issues that were confused, comments by Deutseh, Hayes, Levesque, Rich and Sibley have been extracted and placed at the beginning, ed.]
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What should be modelled?
Proceedings of the workshop on Data abstraction, databases and conceptual modellingBalzer: This discussion is intended to set the stage for further discussions by soliciting AI, DB and PL views of “what should be modelled?” and the nature of models.
[This discussion suffered two problems. First, it was the initial attempt at the ...
What should be modelled?
Proceedings of the workshop on Data abstraction, databases and conceptual modellingBalzer: This discussion is intended to set the stage for further discussions by soliciting AI, DB and PL views of “what should be modelled?” and the nature of models.
[This discussion suffered two problems. First, it was the initial attempt at the ...
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Published: 23 June 1980
Published in SIGPLAN Volume 16, Issue 1
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