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....the metaphors permeate the paradigms. For example, the artificial neural network [28] evolutionary computing [29] and swarm based computing [30] are three computing paradigms that are inspired and permeated by biological metaphors. The metaphors that permeate data flow and agent based computing [31], which are touched upon elsewhere in this thesis in some detail, are described below. 3.3.2.1 The data flow metaphor Data flow is a fairly common computing paradigm for designing and diagrammatically representing programs. A data flow diagram is a network representation of a system that depicts ....
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