Software Creation: A Study on the Inside of Human Design Knowledge

Hassan ABOLHASSANI; Hui CHEN; Behrouz Homayoun FAR; Zenya KOONO

Software Creation: A Study on the Inside of Human Design Knowledge

Hassan ABOLHASSANI, Hui CHEN, Behrouz Homayoun FAR, Zenya KOONO

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This paper discusses the characteristics of human design knowledge. By studying a number of actual human made designs of excellent designers, the most frequent basic mental operations of a typical human designer have been found. They are: a design rule for hierarchical detailing reported previously, a micro design rule for generating a hierarchical expansion, dictionary operations to build a micro design rule and dictionaries. This study assumes a multiplicity of knowledge based on Zipf's theory, "the principle of least effort. " Zipf's principle may be proved and it becomes possible to understand the fundamental nature of human design.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E83-D No.4 pp.648-658

Publication Date: 2000/04/25

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Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on Knowledge-Based Software Engineering)

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Hassan ABOLHASSANI, Hui CHEN, Behrouz Homayoun FAR, Zenya KOONO, "Software Creation: A Study on the Inside of Human Design Knowledge" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information, vol. E83-D, no. 4, pp. 648-658, April 2000, doi: .
Abstract: This paper discusses the characteristics of human design knowledge. By studying a number of actual human made designs of excellent designers, the most frequent basic mental operations of a typical human designer have been found. They are: a design rule for hierarchical detailing reported previously, a micro design rule for generating a hierarchical expansion, dictionary operations to build a micro design rule and dictionaries. This study assumes a multiplicity of knowledge based on Zipf's theory, "the principle of least effort. " Zipf's principle may be proved and it becomes possible to understand the fundamental nature of human design.
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