Titlebook: Combinatorial Engineering of Decomposable Systems; Mark Sh. Levin Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Information.Tran

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Skilled Heartfelt Midwifery PracticeMain functional operations for design, utilization, and maintenance of design information systems are the following ([113],[294],[408]):

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32004-1This chapter addresses educational issues on the basis of combinatorial synthesis ([303],[304],[306],[307],[309]). In the main we examine education of information engineering.

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Colin Nelson Power,Rupert MacleanThis chapter consists of various applied problems that are solved on the basis of HMMD. The battery of the examples demonstrates possible applications in computer science, information engineering, mechanical engineering, finance, forecasting, etc.

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Comparison of Decomposable Systems,This chapter focuses on the comparison of decomposable systems and their parts ([297,[305],etc.). Mainly, these issues are only under consideration. In addition, we describe vector-like proximity for rankings, an aggregation problem for ranking ([35],[291],[305]). Also, examples of comparison for sets and trees are presented.

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Transformation of Decomposable Systems,In this chapter, we examine issues of transformation (improvement, adaptation) of decomposable systems [310], including the following: structure of transformation proceses, transformation trajectories, and a numerical example of an information system transformation.

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Specific Estimates of System Elements,Strategic design and technological forecasting are significant parts of joint engineering and management activities. Technology forecasting techniques can be classified in four major categories ([2],[17],[22],[234],[509], etc.):

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Morphological Metaheuristics,The importance of combinatorial optimization problems is increasing, because many real-world applications are based on the following: (i) discrete variables; (ii) combinatorial structures, and corresponding combinatorial descriptions; and (iii) combinatorial nature of solving processes.