The double cybernetic spiral and intelligent systems
Raič, Gorazd
The submitted model of the double cybernetic spiral occurred nearly twenty years ago, trying to explain the precise levers of the management information system. Since then, observations have shown no ...cybernetic process which could not be interpreted by the referred to model. The model certainly sprang up from the works on cognitive psychology, written by the late prof. dr. Anton Trstenjak and by prof. dr. Vid Pečjak, both from Slovenia. However, the submitted hypothesis was inspired by starting at the suggested "Intelligent System Life Cycle" that came along with the very call for papers. Appending the third dimension to the previous @d model of the management information system could be an approach to the overall model of intelligent systems. The global principle could give a clue to further pragmatic methods, such as automatic programming in the sense of "programming by example".
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