Visual interactive modelling: a pictorial simulation specification system

Article Abstract:

Visual Interactive Modeling (VIM) can be used to support user-specialist interactions in a research system that uses pictorial graphics to specify a simulation model. VIM enables users to directly draw their ideas on a computer screen without translating the mental model through specialists' thoughts into a formal structured form. A built-in rule-based modeling mechanism updates model logic and ensures logic completeness while monitoring unstructured user activities during the construction process.

User interfaces (Computers), User interface

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Symbiotic systems: exploiting human creativity

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Symbiotic systems fill the gap left by computers which cannot solve complex problems with visual representations. Such systems, which mimic the human ability of creative visualization, consists of a human domain expert and a computer software to support the creative visualization process of the human domain expert. To date, research has shown that object-oriented programming provide an amenable environment to symbiotic system development.

Visual perception, Object-oriented programming, Object oriented programming

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Operational use evaluation of IT investments: an investigation into potential benefits

Article Abstract:

The merits of using operational use method for the evaluation of Information Technology (IT) projects are presented. This method can assess deviation of IT project from original plans.

United Kingdom, Science & research, Evaluation, Information technology, Research grants, Research funding, Program Evaluation and Review Technique, Information technology management

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