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(Except for cases where signed-in authors chose to keep their work confidential)
Find the Syntax-highlighted Beluga/b/BPR code below, as posted on Aug-17 at 16h45. With particles, reactions(->), structures(:), and comments(#).
BPR:
WP # Work Processes
Mission -> WP # Defines
Mission <- WP # Accomplish
WP -> Decisions # Execute
WP <- Decisions # Guide
Decisions -> Information # Consider
Decisions <- Information # Supports
Information -> Technology # Employs
Information <- Technology # Processes
The above Beluga code got translated by this site to the corresponding online graph: (Structured-View type)
Fig. BPR.
Business process re-engineering (User description)
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Simply paste your ideas in the code area and hit the create-graph button. Ideas, plans, and programs are represented in a reaction-like style (Beluga language) with particles, reactions(->), structures(:), and comments(#), as in the examples below (and in left menu):
Your description, title, or tags for this code, optional:
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Beluging, modeling in Beluga!
The Beluga language was developped under the "Change & Symmetry Model" of Information, and it is sometimes referred as IChange (info-change) code. The model inspires planning and programming by reactions (eg. H2O water), structure (eg. ice crystals), conservations (eg. sea levels), and cyclic interdependence (eg. wave propagation).
Beluga was created as an experimental coding language to solve a particular validation problem in 2002, later grew into an academic research till 2008 and is now available in the cloud thanks to Google. Developed for an industry specific need in telecom protocol-validation, the Beluga code and interpreter expanded later in the academic arena formalizing the underpinning physics-inspired model of information. From its origins as a quick-prototyping method and language, users consider now Beluga code as an easy-to-use language from generic planning to detail implementations.
Beluga Cloud & Web20 goals
The goal of this site is to allow users creating mindmaps, plans, and architecture graphs online and quickly. Users can Embed this diagram in your web-page by using the HTML or image link. Thus the Google Cloud allows seamless collaboration on graphs and ideas, via infchg.appspot.com and wave. Users needing more specific graph settings can sign-up and request the different types in the menu section.
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