LillyG901
LillyG901
> System boundary is the demarcation of aspects of the real world that are included in > the model from those that are not included. The system boundary is often...
During a discussion with @stap-m and @ColinHDev it was suggested to change the term to `model system boundary` for clarity.
If there are no further comments on this proposal, I would open a PR to add: `A system boundary` - _is a model component that separates aspects of the real...
> The conceptual model specifies the variables and relationships inside the boundaries. > The conceptual model gives the interpretation of the computer model (Petersen, > 2006). Petersen (2006) has this...
That's a good idea. Maybe we could add two alternate definitions to `conceptual model`? One being the one I proposed and another could be _A conceptual model is a model...
Alright, then the definition will stay as: _`A conceptual model` is a model that specifies variables and relationships within a system boundary._ If there are no further comments on this...
I'm not sure if `is about` fits, since it's defined as : _A (currently) primitive relation that relates an information artifact to an entity._ Neither of the entities are `information...
I moved this discussion to #1989.
I agree with @madbkr. I'm not aware of any specific computer model that is relevant in this context and isn't numerical, but the existing term is not usable in the...
One could come to the conclusion that the term we are missing is in fact just `model implementation` and that might be correct. I'm not entirely certain how to seperate...