Using Structural Computing to Support Information Integration. Anderson, K. M. & Sherba, S. A. In pages 151-159.
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Software engineers face a difficult task in managing the many different types of relationships that exist between the documents of a software development project. We refer to this task as information integration, since establishing a relationship between two documents typically means that some part of the information in each document is semantically related. A key challenge in information integration is providing techniques and tools that manage and evolve these relationships over time. The structural computing domain provides a set of principles to derive new techniques and tools to help with these tasks of relationship management and evolution. We present a prototype information integration environment, InfiniTe, and describe how we are exploiting structural computing principles in the design of its infrastructure services.
@inproceedings{ and01b,
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  author = {Kenneth M. Anderson and Susanne A. Sherba},
  title = {Using Structural Computing to Support Information Integration},
  pages = {151-159},
  doi = {http://www.springerlink.com/content/prmrb11wvlxrcxpp/},
  abstract = {Software engineers face a difficult task in managing the many different types of relationships that exist between the documents of a software development project. We refer to this task as  information integration, since establishing a relationship between two documents typically means that some part of the information in each document is semantically related. A key challenge in information integration is providing techniques and tools that manage and evolve these relationships over time. The structural computing domain provides a set of principles to derive new techniques and tools to help with these tasks of relationship management and evolution. We present a prototype information integration environment, InfiniTe, and describe how we are exploiting structural computing principles in the design of its infrastructure services.}
}

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