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What and Who
"A new programming environment based on self-explanatory components"
Prof. N. N. Mirenkov
The University of Aizu
Talk
AG 4
AG Audience
English
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Date, Time and Location
Tuesday, 17 October 2006
13:00
-- Not specified --
E1 4
019
Saarbrücken
Abstract
A new programming paradigm based on "filmification" of methods
and on an environment supporting the development of self-explanatory
software components will be considered. Algorithmic cyberFilm is
an abstraction combining both mathematical and physical concepts.
It is a set of multimedia frames representing a variety of algorithmic
features. These features are a basis for bridging the gap between
``syntax and semantics'' and understanding the corresponding component
meaning. The self-explanatory concept is also an abstraction; however,
it is intuitively much more understandable and allows employing a
number of ``fuzzy'' views to represent the accurate meaning.
CyberFilms as pieces of ``active'' knowledge are acquired in a film
database. The cyberFilm frames are watchable and editable in a non-linear
order according to the user's demands. Examples of algorithmic cyberFilms,
as well as their compactness and understandability for users will be
presented.
and on an environment supporting the development of self-explanatory
software components will be considered. Algorithmic cyberFilm is
an abstraction combining both mathematical and physical concepts.
It is a set of multimedia frames representing a variety of algorithmic
features. These features are a basis for bridging the gap between
``syntax and semantics'' and understanding the corresponding component
meaning. The self-explanatory concept is also an abstraction; however,
it is intuitively much more understandable and allows employing a
number of ``fuzzy'' views to represent the accurate meaning.
CyberFilms as pieces of ``active'' knowledge are acquired in a film
database. The cyberFilm frames are watchable and editable in a non-linear
order according to the user's demands. Examples of algorithmic cyberFilms,
as well as their compactness and understandability for users will be
presented.
Contact
Bodo Rosenhahn
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Sabine Budde, 10/12/2006 13:55 -- Created document.