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200 _aSynthesis theory in action: deductive derivation of algorithms for application software
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_fV. Kolisnyk, O. Bodyk
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330 _aThe entirety of the processes that an individual perceives and instigates are intricate. Although many professions have established techniques for constructing intricate entities, there currently exists no universally applicable concepts or methodologies for comprehensively studying, designing, producing, or generating complicated items.The objective of this work is two-fold: firstly, to develop a comprehensive methodology for analysing complex synthetic processes, and secondly, to propose universal models or synthesis mechanisms that can be used to systematically derive specific process synthesis algorithms for various practical applications.
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_hVol. 6, No.2
_tEpistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences
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_x2618-1274 (Print)
_x2618-1282 (Online)
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610 _atheory of synthesis
610 _amethod of synthesis
610 _adeductive reasoning
610 _aalgorithm synthesis
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