Three collections of Irish folktales and myths were gathered by a Smithsonian ethnographer named Jeremiah Curtin in the 19th century, they titled: Hero-Tales Ireland, Tales Fairies Ghost World Myths Folk-lore Ireland. Contained within them are various stories that himself transcribed as he listened to narrators tell stories, some different versions same yet symbolism structures used completely ...

Messaging standards, and specifically HL7 v2, are heavily used for the communication and interoperability of Health Information Systems. HL7 FHIR was created as an evolution of the messaging standards to achieve semantic interoperability. FHIR is somehow similar to other approaches like the dual model methodology as both are based on the precise modeling of clinical information. In this paper, ...

Today electronic clinical guideline systems exist, but they are not well integrated with electronic health records. This paper thus proposes that the patient's "position" in the pathway during the patient journey should be made visible to all involved healthcare parties and the patient. This requires that the generic knowledge, which is represented in the guidelines, is combined with the patien...

Both information models and ontologies promise advantages in promoting interoperability. Recent research has shown the benefits of rigorous modelling in assuring largescale consistency. In previous work we have demonstrated the feasibility of remodelling the OpenEHR information ontology using realist ontologies, such as IAO. We here present an OWL version of the care-entry model, showing that m...

The memory bus must work. Given the current status of Bayesian archetypes, physicists particularly desire the exploration of Moore's Law. We describe a metamorphic tool for visualizing thin clients, which we call BETRIM. Keywords— sensor networks,memory bus,betrims,,DHCP

Since Barley’s use of Giddens in 1986, structurational approaches have become an important theoretical perspective within the IS research community. This paper introduces an intermediate theory of this stream through three socio-technical archetypes, i.e. stylised socio-technical situations (neutral, regenerated and disrupted) and two appropriative trajectories, that is to say two a combination...

Multi-level modeling of health information systems helps to separate the tasks of application developers from those of the domain experts. In the technical side, developers use the small and generic models and specifications to be implemented in systems. At runtime, information systems are driven by the knowledge models called archetypes created by domain experts using high-level tools. Such sy...

This paper focuses on how to perform the unsupervised clustering of tree structures in an information theoretic setting. We pose the problem of clustering as that of locating a series of archetypes that can be used to represent the variations in tree structure present in the training sample. The archetypes are tree-unions that are formed by merging sets of sample trees, and are attributed with ...

In this study, we conducted a survey to generate archetypes of source code searching by programmers across maintenance tasks. Using a questionnaire on a web page, we obtained 69 responses from readers of 7 newsgroups. Respondents were asked about their source code searching habits: what tools they used, why they searched, and what they searched for. The four most common search targets were func...