Titlebook: OOIS’94; 1994 International C Dilip Patel,Yuan Sun,Shushma Patel Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1995 algorithms

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, — An Object-Oriented Model and Method Base System for Discrete Optimization ProblemsIn this article, I present the object-oriented model and method base system M. Aim of M is to provide models of optimization problems, solution algorithms, and algorithmic meta knowledge in an integrated way. This article gives a survey of M and presents especially the different concepts of user support.

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OPUS: a Calculus for Modelling Object-Oriented ConceptsWe propose a very concise calculus for modelling object-oriented concepts such as objects, message sending, encapsulation and incremental modification. We show how to deal with recursion and provide some object-oriented examples. State and encapsulated inheritance are modelled by means of an incremental modification operator.

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Formalising Actors in Linear Logiccts in the actor model as formulae of linear logic, the distributed state of the actor computation, regarded as a configuration, can be represented as a multiset of object formulae and message formulae. Methods are encoded as a special form of logical implication describing the effect of the communi

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Objects versus Functions in User-Validation of Requirements: Which Paradigm Works Besteveloper communication in the early stages of the system development process. The subjects were twenty executives attending a management development program. The experimental task required the subjects to comment critically on the content and format of two analyses of equivalent content. The first a

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Modelling Events in Object-Oriented Analysisa in object-oriented analysis and design. We argue that the dynamics of objects in the real world are different from the dynamics of objects within the computer system. There is much to be gained from explicitly modelling events in object- oriented analysis thereby concieving real-world objects diff

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An object-oriented design for modelling business rules in resource allocation jobscompany is able to meet not only the present, but also the future demands of the company. This could be addressed by including strategic knowledge such as business policies and procedures explicitly in the software system development. This paper proposes a resource allocation model which considers t

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