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THINK IN MODELS
by Herbert Stachowiak, 1973
The human spirit is unable to think other ways than in models.
by Christian Wissel, 1989
Thought is the activity or process of modeling, which the evolution of models in brain. Ideas, as the content for cognition, which are models. A person thereby is a Model-Driven System.
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Comment by Mountriver TY Yu on January 22, 2011 at 6:54 -
To model our thought process in a computer-aided, visual, graphic way... very interesting ideas.
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Comment by Rui Curado on January 21, 2011 at 9:34 -
"Thinking in Models" is precisely the principle of ABSE: It does not impose precise semantics, only simple action and association rules. The goal of ABSE is to model our thought process. The ABSE tree tries to mimic the human associative brain.
You can find more info about ABSE here: http://www.abse.info
AtomWeaver is an IDE that implements ABSE : http://www.atomweaver.com
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Comment by Mountriver TY Yu on January 20, 2011 at 9:56
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“business artefacts” vs.(?!) “IT artefacts”
Good expression!
The key to my solution is the "model-driven" – at RUN TIME, but not (only) the Model-Driven Software Development. I’ ll share my thought here later…
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Comment by Andreas Leue on January 20, 2011 at 8:40 -
I do agree much.
In this light, it is interesting to think about the relations between: terms, categories, classes, glossaries, diagrams, preciseness, looseness, comprehensibility, models, code, design, code as design, agility and specifically the impact to "business artefacts" vs.(?!) "IT artefacts".
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