Structured Writing with Granular Computing Strategies
2007 IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing (GRC 2007)Published 1 November 2007
Hui Wang
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Results from languages, human knowledge organization, rhetoric, writing, computer programming, and mathematical proving are summarized and cast in a setting for structured writing to bring new insights into granular computing.
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structured problem solving and structured information process- ing. In order to see the flexibility and universal applicability of this trinity model, we must demonstrate its effectiveness in solving real world problems. In this paper, we apply the basic ideas, principles, and strategies of granular computing to the specific problem solving task known as structured writing. Results from languages, human knowledge organization, rhetoric, writing, computer programming, and mathematical proving are summarized and cast in a setting for structured writing. The results bring new insights into granular computing.
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