Approximating System Relations From Partial Information

Article Abstract:

The problem of approximating a system relationship from partial information is addressed. A method of measuring the amount of information gleaned from bits of partial information is discussed. Information can also be provided from the additive relationship of partial information. A method of successive tests to gain partial information about system relationships is discussed. Examples are included.

Systems analysis, Tests, Information theory, System Design, Testing, Approximation

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Content, community, and commerce for research chemists

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the usage of business-to business e-commerce industry-specific Web sites that provide end-to-end solutions to businesses and serve as comprehensive information sources for research chemists.

United States, Usage, Telecommunications systems, Web sites (World Wide Web), Information services, Web sites, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Chemical industry

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