论文信息 - Models of Information

Models of Information

Within this chapter, we describe each of the three major constructs of an information model: classes, attributes and relationships. We then discuss a way of visually representing these constructs and coupling this model of information classes with their use in communicative acts.

Paul Beynon-Davies | P. Beynon-Davies

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