论文信息 - A model for diagnostic problem solving.

A model for diagnostic problem solving.

Abstract A formal model for diagnostic problem solving is proposed which comprises a goal block and an operational block in short-term memory, together with an environment information block and a psychoinformation block in long-term memory. The strategies covered by the model are discussed. Finally, a system of statements on the course of diagnostic problem solving is presented.

J Kozielecki | J. Kozielecki | Józef Kozielecki

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