Chapter Questions
Model. Characterise what this book means by a model.
Modelling. Characterise what this book means by modelling.
Categories of Model Attributes. List three classes of model attributes by listing their (two or three) members.
Analogic Models. Can you think of other examples of analogic models than those already presented in Example 4.1? Please describe such analogic models. You may select them from any branch of human endeavour.
Analytic Models. Can you think of other examples of analytic models than those already presented in Example 4.1? Please describe such analytic models. You may select them from any branch of human endeavour.
Iconic Models. Can you think of other examples of iconic models than those already presented in Example 4.1? Please describe such iconic models. You may select them from any branch of human endeavour.
Prescriptive Models. Can you think of other examples of prescriptive models than those already presented in Example 4.2? Please describe such prescriptive models. You may select them from any branch of human endeavour.
Descriptive Models. Can you think of other examples of descriptive models than those already presented in Example 4.2? Please describe such descriptive models. You may select them from any branch of human endeavour.
Extensional Models. Can you think of other examples of extensional models than those already presented in Example 4.3? Please describe such extensional models. You may select them from any branch of human endeavour.
Intensional Models. Can you think of other examples of intensional models than those already presented in Example 4.4? Please describe such intensional models. You may select them from any branch of human endeavour.