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Research Report CS-RR-337
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W.M. Beynon,
Modelling State in Mind and Machine
(February 25, 1998).
Abstract
This paper discusses and illustrates the application of Empirical
Modelling (EM), as developed by the author and his collaborators, to
computer programming. The discussion centres on the perspective EM gives
on procedural and experiential vs. declarative and logical approaches
to knowledge representation. The illustration focuses on demonstrating
the potential for pedagogical use of EM in teaching algorithms. It is
based on a family of practical models that have been developed to teach
the principles of heapsort.
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