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The Cause-Effect Rules of ROSES

This paper presents a new behavioural specification approach for conceptualmodelling of Information Systems. We call it the Cause-effect rule approach because the specification consists of a number of independent rules, each of which establishing a relationship between a cause and an effect.

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