Dirk Draheim Bücher

The book explores a frequentist approach to conditionalization on partially known events through the concept of probability testbeds, offering a generalization of classical conditional probability. It introduces frequentist partial (F.P.) conditionalization and examines it in relation to partitions, segmentation, independence, and chaining. Notably, F.P. conditionalization extends Jeffrey conditionalization to arbitrary event collections, providing a new perspective and potential applications. Additionally, it presents a counterpart to Jeffrey's rule concerning independent updates, enhancing the understanding of these concepts.

The book presents a modeling framework tailored for form-based applications, from simple web shops to complex enterprise systems. It introduces innovative modeling artifacts like page diagrams and form storyboards, emphasizing reusable dialogue patterns. The authors develop new constructs, including typed server pages, and provide tools for both forward and reverse engineering of presentation layers. An online bookshop serves as a practical example, allowing users to engage with the modeling concepts effectively.

Focusing on the integration of various disciplines, this book addresses the existing gaps in specifying and implementing business processes. It offers a systematic approach to enhance business process execution by exploring tools and techniques that bridge the divide between different methodologies. The aim is to provide a cohesive framework that improves efficiency and effectiveness in business operations.