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Interactive computationScott A. Smolka, Peter Wegner
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Interactive computation

487 pagesFirst published 20061 edition
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Interaction is an emerging paradigm of models of computation that re?ects the shift in technology from mainframes to networks of intelligent agents, from number-crunching to embedded systems to graphical user interfaces, andfromprocedure-orientedto object-baseddistributedsystems.Interacti- based models di?er from the Turing-machine-basedalgorithmic models of the 1960s in interesting and useful ways: ProblemSolving:Models ofinteractioncapturethenotionofperforminga task or providing a service,ratherthan algorithmicallyproducing outputs from inputs. Observable Behavior: In models of interaction,…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
HardcoverSpringer20064879783540346661
Interactive computer systemsComputer scienceInformation theoryTheory of ComputationProgramming TechniquesModels and Principles