Em Qua, Outubro 22, 2008 5:05 pm, Frank Wales escreveu:
> Miguel P. Monteiro wrote:
>> From what I could learn, both abstraction and generalisation seem to be ways
>> to
"navigate" through hierarchical structures of concepts. These are useful to
compress
>> information in an efficient way: a conc
Miguel P. Monteiro wrote:
> From what I could learn, both abstraction and generalisation seem to be ways
> to
> "navigate" through hierarchical structures of concepts. These are useful to
> compress
> information in an efficient way: a concept at one level can subsume all
> concepts at
> lower l
Miguel,
You may find the following reference useful:
von Mayrhauser, A. and. Vans, A., (1995). Program Understanding:
Models and Experiments, In M.C. Yovits and M.V. Zelkowitz reds),
Advances in Computers, Vol. 40, (pp. 1 - 38), Academic Press, Inc
It is a survey of various cognition models that
I would like to thank all who replied to my previous post, regarding complexity.
As I said in that post, my interest in cognitive psychology is motivated by
software
engineering (SE). I agree that abstraction, as well as language/tool support
for it,
is generally considered the way to tackle com
