Einar Polis
ABSTRACT
The potential of the adaptive morphogenesis methods proposed by architect Christopher Alexander is yet to be fully realised in enterprise data analysis context. These could be customised to provide a suitable metaphor for organising analyses and to introduce novel analysis techniques. We propose a related framework and demonstrate its usage on a prototype. Our particular focus has been on identifying fundamental structural properties similar to those Alexander found present in living structures elsewhere. In addition to giving a justified structure to analyses and wholistically organising their artifacts, the framework might be useful in assessing existing analyses and analysis patterns
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