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Programming Languagesal formulas, and mathematical notation. A programming language provides communication between a developer and a computer through use of a stored program. All languages have a syntax, or set of rules, that defines the correct forms for the language. For example.is not. The latter is a common mistake

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System Implementationa research project, when building a bridge, or when writing computer programs. One begins with a set of needs, goals, or objectives that describes what we intend the system or activity to accomplish. This is followed by analysis that determines how we are to achieve the desired outcome. Next, there

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Medical Decision Makingesearch and that the technology required to support the data and information applications existed and was well understood. This view is summarized in Table 9.1. It suggests that for data and information applications, advances will be made by identifying medical and health care problems and engineeri

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A Case Studyo develop a system. The previous chapters provided a general framework and exposed the reader to concepts and the state of the art. This chapter will guide the user through the process of developing a system. It describes one system—the results of some 20 effort years—in sufficient detail to allow t

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