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Computing Fundamentals 1 Equations and Reduction in CafeOBJ PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Computing Fundamentals 1 Equations and Reduction in CafeOBJ - Computing Fundamentals 1 Equations and Reduction in CafeOBJ Lecturer: Patrick Browne Lecture Room: K308 Lab Room: A308

Computing Fundamentals 1 Equations and Reduction in CafeOBJ Lecturer: Patrick Browne Lecture Room: K308 Lab Room: A308

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CafeOBJ Algebraic Specification PowerPoint PPT Presentation

CafeOBJ Algebraic Specification - A specification is a precise, unambiguous and complete statement of the ... print to the screen. Note: no spaces. Module. module module_name { module_element ...

A specification is a precise, unambiguous and complete statement of the ... print to the screen. Note: no spaces. Module. module module_name { module_element ...

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CafeOBJ Hidden Sorts PowerPoint PPT Presentation

CafeOBJ Hidden Sorts - Hidden algebra. Hidden sorts represent objects. Behavioural operators ... Behavioural equations should be reserved for cases where explicit statements are ...

Hidden algebra. Hidden sorts represent objects. Behavioural operators ... Behavioural equations should be reserved for cases where explicit statements are ...

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3.Ancestor relation PowerPoint PPT Presentation

3.Ancestor relation - 3.Ancestor relation 3. Predicate proof in CafeOBJ Family Tree Skolem Functions A Skolem function f is used to construct a new value that depends on the universally ...

3.Ancestor relation 3. Predicate proof in CafeOBJ Family Tree Skolem Functions A Skolem function f is used to construct a new value that depends on the universally ...

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CafeOBJ Algebraic Specification - Programming Languages. Why does the compiler never say maybe' Because compilers are precise ... Programming languages are consistent. Wasn't always the case. ANSI C ...

Programming Languages. Why does the compiler never say maybe' Because compilers are precise ... Programming languages are consistent. Wasn't always the case. ANSI C ...

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Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 7 Relations PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 7 Relations - Tuples are record like structure e.g. name,age ... products represent the types (or sorts in CafeOBJ) in a tuple e.g. String Nat ...

Tuples are record like structure e.g. name,age ... products represent the types (or sorts in CafeOBJ) in a tuple e.g. String Nat ...

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Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 2 Lecturer: Patrick Browne http:www'comp'dit'iepbrowne Room K308Lab PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 2 Lecturer: Patrick Browne http:www'comp'dit'iepbrowne Room K308Lab - A valid Boolean expression is called a tautology. ... A proposition that is neither a tautology nor a contradiction is called a ...

A valid Boolean expression is called a tautology. ... A proposition that is neither a tautology nor a contradiction is called a ...

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Review of Lab, Course overview PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Review of Lab, Course overview - ... two subject fields (these are double honours students), a name field, a student ... The admin class should create several student objects and print their ...

... two subject fields (these are double honours students), a name field, a student ... The admin class should create several student objects and print their ...

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Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 0 PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 0 - A Logical approach to Discrete Math. By David Gries and ... http://www.comp.dit.ie/techsupport ... Transitivity: if a=b and b=c then we can conclude that a=c ...

A Logical approach to Discrete Math. By David Gries and ... http://www.comp.dit.ie/techsupport ... Transitivity: if a=b and b=c then we can conclude that a=c ...

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Using the Theory of Institutions for Topographic Knowledge Representation PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Using the Theory of Institutions for Topographic Knowledge Representation - We need to identify the properties that facilitate unification ... Existing spatial-temporal models will be selected with a view to producing a set ...

We need to identify the properties that facilitate unification ... Existing spatial-temporal models will be selected with a view to producing a set ...

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Code Generation from UnParameterised Algebraic Specifications PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Code Generation from UnParameterised Algebraic Specifications - Consistency in coding style & architecture. More design time ... Prove correctness & consistency. High quality of software: User requirements well defined ...

Consistency in coding style & architecture. More design time ... Prove correctness & consistency. High quality of software: User requirements well defined ...

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Computing Fundamentals 2 Lecture 1 A Theory of Graphs PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Computing Fundamentals 2 Lecture 1 A Theory of Graphs - Computing Fundamentals 2 Lecture 1 A Theory of Graphs Lecturer: Patrick Browne Room [KA] - 3-020, Lab [KA] - 1-017 Based on Chapter 19. A Logical approach to Discrete ...

Computing Fundamentals 2 Lecture 1 A Theory of Graphs Lecturer: Patrick Browne Room [KA] - 3-020, Lab [KA] - 1-017 Based on Chapter 19. A Logical approach to Discrete ...

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Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 8 Functions PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Computing Fundamentals 1 Lecture 8 Functions - A Logical approach to Discrete Math. By David Gries and Fred B. Schneider ... mod* FIBO-NAT { pr(NAT) op fib : Nat - Nat. var N : Nat. eq fib(0) = 0 . eq fib(1) = 1. ...

A Logical approach to Discrete Math. By David Gries and Fred B. Schneider ... mod* FIBO-NAT { pr(NAT) op fib : Nat - Nat. var N : Nat. eq fib(0) = 0 . eq fib(1) = 1. ...

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Component Generalization and Instantiation PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Component Generalization and Instantiation - 4. Specification Generalization. Creating generic components from specific ones ... 5. Specification Instantiation. Replacing formal parameter by several actual ...

4. Specification Generalization. Creating generic components from specific ones ... 5. Specification Instantiation. Replacing formal parameter by several actual ...

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Computing Fundamentals 2 Lecture 5 Combinatorial Analysis PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Computing Fundamentals 2 Lecture 5 Combinatorial Analysis - A class has 55 boys and 56 girls. ... Two disjoint sets, boys and girls, rule of sum implies 55 56 ... (i) gaining proficiency in French, German, or Japanese. ...

A class has 55 boys and 56 girls. ... Two disjoint sets, boys and girls, rule of sum implies 55 56 ... (i) gaining proficiency in French, German, or Japanese. ...

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Can Proofs be Animated by Games PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Can Proofs be Animated by Games - 1. Can Proofs be. Animated by Games? Susumu Hayashi. Humanistic Informatics ... Algorithmic Learning Theory: a discipline to investigate 'machine learning' from ...

1. Can Proofs be. Animated by Games? Susumu Hayashi. Humanistic Informatics ... Algorithmic Learning Theory: a discipline to investigate 'machine learning' from ...

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