Concept Mapping Clause Samples

The Concept Mapping clause establishes the requirement or process for visually organizing and representing relationships between ideas, concepts, or pieces of information. In practice, this clause may mandate the use of diagrams, charts, or other mapping tools to clarify complex topics, facilitate brainstorming sessions, or document workflows. Its core function is to enhance understanding and communication among parties by making abstract or intricate information more accessible and structured.
Concept Mapping. The general mapping between EAST-ADL modeling constructs and the selected construct in SystemWeaver is described below. Attribute Attribute In SystemWeaver the attribute name and the attribute type are the same. Therefore is the attribute type and name the same in the SystemWeaverExplorer (GUI for user models). One alternative solution is to prefix the attribute name to the attribute type: <name>:<type> Attribute type Attribute type Since SystemWeaver does not distinguish between attribute names and attribute types, different attributes cannot share the same type definition (apart from sharing the same basic type) but separate types must be defined for such cases. Optional attributes - Attributes with a multiplicity of 0..1 are not supported in Systemweaver, only mandatory attributes, with a multiplicity of 1 EAElement Item In SystemWeaver items have names as a property. Not an attribute as in EA. «atpType» Item, DefObj of a Part The semantics of atpTypes are supported by SystemWeaver Item Types «atpPrototype» Part types, suffixed with a The semantics of atpPrototypes are supported by EAST-ADL concept SystemWeaver concept Comment “«atpPrototype»” SystemWeaver Part types «atpPrototype» + ports Parts + ports. A Part owns ports. Parts inherit its ports from its defining type (Item). «atpStructureElement» Items and parts in combination with its node tree. For Items see «atpType» and for parts «atpPrototype» atpStructureElement which combines «atpType» + «atpPrototype» and have the property of “unique existential quantification” or “disambiguation” is in SystemWeaver solved with the node tree. Where Items and parts uses the node tree/instance tree. Short description for Nodes: In SystemWeaver there is an instance tree that is created automatically for each atpStuctureElement and all included prototypes. In the tree there is a unique instance node created and linked to each such element. Whenever there is a need for a reference to an element in the structure the reference is made to the corresponding node. Also keep in mind that the Item solution means that reusability is mandatory, even when not wanted. No significant drawbacks can be seen for this exception. Note that In a fine-grained versioning system like SystemWeaver even an atpStructureElement will be reused by different versions. «instanceRef» (“Dependencies”) Nodes Supported by SystemWeaver, with nodes and node references. SystemWeaver does not support type constraints on node references «isOfType» Meta...
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Concept Mapping. Concept mapping creates a visual representation of the relationships among a set of selected topics. The goal of this method of analysis is to create an actual map where concepts are represented as nodes and the relationship between them are represented by lines that link these nodes. These links that are created are labelled with descriptions of the relationships between the joining concepts. The result of concept mapping is similar to a network diagram that captures and shows the relationships among the set of topics. This method allows the participants to be more closely involved with analysing key topics while providing a concrete visual summary of the whole process (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2012, p. 109). Cognitive mapping was used in this research study to form connections and describe relationships between the codes created from the interview transcripts through data analysis. Cognitive mapping creates a mental map that the researcher can use to track linkages between concepts and present them in a visual form by starting with a principal idea and ideas that radiate from it and then proceeding to more complex maps with numerous interconnections which would entail additional main points. Cognitive mapping was used as a tool to track and summarize the progress by the researcher during data analysis (Silver & Lewins, 2017, p. 258-263).
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Concept Mapping. The general mapping between EAST-ADL modeling constructs and the selected construct in SystemWeaver is described below.
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