Showing papers by "Zdzisław Pawlak published in 1981"
TL;DR: The presented approach leads to a new information systems organization and the implementation shows many advantages compared with other methods.
607 citations
01 Jan 1981
TL;DR: This paper presents a meta-analysed version of the model derived from the model developed in the second generation of the ICS PAS computer models developed in 1981.
Abstract: W: ICS PAS Reports 429/81, pages 1-20. Institute of Computer Science Polish Academy of Sciences (ICS PAS), Warsaw, Poland, 1981
118 citations
01 Jan 1981
TL;DR: This paper presents a meta-analysed version of the model derived from the simulation of the response of the immune system to computer attacks.
Abstract: W: ICS PAS Reports 431/81, pages 1-12 Institute of Computer Science Polish Academy of Sciences (ICS PAS), Warsaw, Poland, 1981
65 citations
01 Jan 1981
TL;DR: This paper presents a meta-anatomy of the determinants of signal-to-noise ratios in the response of the immune system to computer attacks.
Abstract: W: ICS PAS Reports 433/81, pages 1-44. Institute of Computer Science Polish Academy of Sciences (ICS PAS), Warsaw, Poland, 1981
13 citations
04 May 1981
TL;DR: The statistical analysis of scientific data is a process that can be viewed as consisting of three fundamental phases, which may be the case that a preliminary analysis run indicates that a more refined coding scheme is needed or that the coding process reveals deficiencies in the data collection.
Abstract: The statistical analysis of scientific data is a process that can be viewed as consisting of three fundamental phases. First, the observations are recorded. Next, they are encoded into a numeric form suitable for statistical analysis. Finally, the calculations are performed for the particular type of analysis needed for the design of the study. This ordering is, however, only conceptual; in most real studies, the three phases interact and are overlapped. Thus, it may be the case that a preliminary analysis run indicates that a more refined coding scheme is needed or that the coding process reveals deficiencies in the data collection.
9 citations