Titlebook: Computer Simulations in Science and Technology Studies; Petra Ahrweiler,Nigel Gilbert Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 Evo

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Simulation: An introduction to the ideaomputing hardware and software and partly by influences from other disciplines, particularly physics, artificial intelligence and theoretical biology. Since the mid-1980s there has been rapidly increasing interest world-wide in the possibility of using simulation in sociology and the other social sc

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Causation and discoveryon, prediction, and control of natural processes. Yet it is often questioned whether there is anything like a rational method for discovering such causes. The use of computer simulations has opened up new possibilities for the systematic study of scientific methodology. Testing a proposed method in

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The discovery of the urea cycle: Computer models of scientific discoveryptive chronology of scientific development attempts to provide some sort of historical explanation. The explanation of the development of science is a challenge to any approach to science studies. Computer modelling such processes places additional demands both on the theoretical accounts and on the

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Connecting disconnected structures: The modelling of scientific discovery in medical literature dataent results from modelling several cases of discovery in pharmaceutical research. Our approach involves the active reconstruction of disconnected, implicit or hidden logical inference patterns in scientific literature. This approach is attractive, not due to the value of the logical model ., but bec

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SiSiFOS — simulating studies on the internal formation and the organization of science on adequate “representations” of their targets; but this very reliability has been dismissed by social constructivism. This dismissal includes advice on how to avoid shortsighted perspectives: “Any study of mathematics, calculations, theories and forms in general should […] look at how observers mo

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