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Generalization/Specialization as a Basis for Software Specification for Information Systems, applies uniformly to the various components of such systems, such as data classes, transactions, exceptions, and user interfaces (scripts), and its goal is the systematic and structured description of highly detailed world models, where concepts occur in many variations. An

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Some Remarks on the Semantics of Representation Languagesto be clear about what predicate calculus is. We will attempt to make some clarifications in this regard. We also devote some attention to the notions of semantic nets. In the end, we simply plead, for an open mind.

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A Formal Representation for Plans in the Programmer’s Apprenticerentice. Important features of this formalism include programming language independence, additivity, verifiability, and multiple points of view. The logical foundations of the representation are specified formally by using a situational calculus in which side effects and overlapping mutable data str

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On the Design and Specification of Database Transactionsstatic properties while behaviour concerns state transitions and dynamic properties. Database design techniques emphasize the importance of behaviour but seldom provide for modelling and integrating behaviour and structure..This chapter presents concepts, tools, and techniques for the design and spe

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A Unified Model and Methodology for Conceptual Database Designdatabase research efforts have concentrated on expanding the expressiveness of database modelling mechanisms in order to increase the understandability and usability of database conceptual schemas. The event model includes a simple set of such high-level “semantic” modelling constructs; an associate