Information oriented software development
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Information Oriented Software Development is a software development methodology focused on working with information inside a computer program as opposed to working with just data. A significant difference exists between data and information.[1] Information Oriented Software Development relies on data structures specifically designed to hold information, and relies on frameworks that support those data structures.[2] Information oriented software development focuses on the conceptual needs of users and customers rather than the data storage models and object models.
Information data structures
[edit]Information data structures are data structures specifically intended to support information inside a computer program. Two common ones are as follows:
- Data structures to support Fuzzy logic.
- Data structures to support concept combinations and concept Permutations.[3][4]