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  • LiBRI: Questioning Communication Models and ConstructsLiBRI: Questioning Communication Models and Constructs
    LiBRI is an international journal for specialists in linguistics, literature, cultural studies, and related fields. Paul Rastall is contributing with a research in the latest volume of the LiBRI journal: Questioning Communication Models and Constructs …
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    The latest volume of the BRAND. journal presents a new study developed by Milad Mahyari and Minoo Alemi, who analysed an eventual economical conflict between China and the United States of America. United States endeavors …
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    In the latest volume of the BRAND, the legal adviser Maria Stegariu, in the article The Role of the Penalty Clause in Business, explains the most important things that need to be known regarding the …
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    This MOOC consists of selected conference presentations as short videos that demonstrate the main outcomes of the authors’ contributions. The scope is to enhance the discussions and exchange between the participants in the conference and …
  • BRAIN: Brain Functors
    BRAIN journal has recently published its latest volume Brain Functors: A mathematical model of intentional perception and action by David Ellerman. Classification hypothesis has foundational significance since it gives applied lenses to describe what is …
  • BRAIN: A Robust Approach of Facial Orientation Recognition from Facial Features
    In the field of computer vision and pattern recognition, face orientation recognition stands as a significant topic. In the paper A Robust Approach of Facial Orientation Recognition from Facial Features, the authors Stefan Andrei, Kishor …
  • BRAIN: Prediction of Thyroid Disease Using Data Mining TechniquesBRAIN: Prediction of Thyroid Disease Using Data Mining Techniques
    A new research conducted by Irina Ioniță and Liviu Ioniță, has been indexed in BRAIN journal, featuring a innovative Prediction of Thyroid Disease using Data Mining Techniques. As of late, thyroid ailments are increasingly spread …
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    In the latest volume of the BRAND, Dharmendra Mehta, Hitendra Trivedi, and Naveen K Mehta will not only explain the key features and assess the role and contribution of Kisan credit card scheme but also …
  • BRAND: Using Reporting in the Internal Communication Process of the CompanyBRAND: Using Reporting in the Internal Communication Process of the Company
    Internal communication can be viewed either as a subsistent procedure of the association, or as a procedure helping to decode and comprehend them more effectively . The author, Cornel Marian Iosif states that associations depend on …
  • LiBRI: From Passion to Cynism in Peter Shaffer’s EquusLiBRI: From Passion to Cynism in Peter Shaffer’s Equus
    The present paper plans to offer a diagram of Dixon’s From Passions to Emotions: The Creation of a Secular Psychological Category and Pugmire’s Sound Sentiments: Integrity in the Emotions, underlining the chronicled development and drop …
  • BRAND: Assessment of Recovery Of Damages In The New Romanian Civil CodeBRAND: Assessment of Recovery Of Damages In The New Romanian Civil Code
    Professor Ion Țuțuianu from Vasile Alecsandri University, Bacau Romania reflecting upon important changes in the Romanian Civil Code, in the BRAND journal. The subject’s methodology is required additionally on the grounds that, once received the …
  • BRAIN: A speech to text transcription approach based on Romanian corpusBRAIN: A speech to text transcription approach based on Romanian corpus
    Speech recognition applications enable the recognition and translation of spoken languages into text by computers. Due to the fact that the traditional approaches are costly and time consuming, the worldwide industry adopted speech recognition systems. …

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BRAIN Journal – The ICS Paradigm in Knowledge and Modelling

19 July 2018

In this paper the authors find out that the exploration of the human thinking’s limits and subtleties create valuable results in all scientific fields, including the engineering of the software systems. This paper describes the ICS (Intuitive, Circumstantial, Speculative) modelling paradigm, which aims to make the development process of the software systems more efficient. The two perspectives on the problematic of knowledge are the following:

  • The knowledge acquired through individual excellence (KAIE);
  • The knowledge acquired through associative excellence (KAAE).

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