Titlebook: Human-Machine Interactive Systems; Allen Klinger Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 Transfer.algorithms.computer.computer science.datab

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Communication Tools for Human-Computer Knowledge Transferge (.). First, it depends on the ability of humans to explicate their knowledge in ways that can be incorporated into the computer system. Second, it depends on the ability of the computer to divulge its knowledge to humans in a palatable and understandable form.

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,Die bürgerlichen Dichter des Mittelalters,ent. In an escalating process, control of the increased complexity demands more effective information access. Thus as better tools are invented, included among these are the tools necessary for handling information and presenting it to the individuals who need it.

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Vorträge der Erlanger Physiologentagung 1970 both paper and electronic mail. While we have grown to accept our dependence on the written word to reach large numbers of people quickly, we have also sought ways to use technology to capture more fundamental types of human communication.

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The Freestyle System both paper and electronic mail. While we have grown to accept our dependence on the written word to reach large numbers of people quickly, we have also sought ways to use technology to capture more fundamental types of human communication.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20167-0lectively “action propagation.” The specification method we proposed in Refs. 6 and 7 allows nonprogrammers to specify such action propagations. The purpose of the chapter is to define a general model of the action propagations to analyze and optimize the dependencies of the generated code.

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Ziele der vorweggenommenen Erbfolge,ging of graphical user interfaces, without involving any traditional notion of “programming.” Instead, the tools allow one to specify interactively and directly both the static and the dynamic parts of a customized user interface by means of a set of graphical “editors.”

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Action Propagation Model for User Interface Programslectively “action propagation.” The specification method we proposed in Refs. 6 and 7 allows nonprogrammers to specify such action propagations. The purpose of the chapter is to define a general model of the action propagations to analyze and optimize the dependencies of the generated code.

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