Investigator
Raimundas
Vaitkevicius, rvaitk@soften.ktu.lt, leads an investigation at
the Minciu Sodas laboratory of
the hypothesis:
A Unifying Object-Oriented Design Framework Exists for the Management of
Thoughts and their Relationships
I want to answer the question What are design patterns that could model
the management of thoughts and their relationships? My goal is
to describe a unifying framework in which thoughts can be taken as objects.
I am working together with director Andrius Kulikauskas, who is helping
edit this page. Here is my plan:
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Review Existing Design Patterns
Go through a list of existing design patterns and see which, if any, relate
to the management of thoughts.
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Interview Thinkers about their Methods
Interview independent thinkers, especially in Lithuania, as to the projects
they work on, and list the "methods", in the sense of object technology,
which they wish to apply to their thoughts. This builds on the Minciu
Sodas project Uses of Tools for Thinking.
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Identify Recurring Problems Look
for recurring problems relating to the observed methods and use UML to
describe expected design patterns, should the management of thoughts become
more widespread.
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Describe Unifying Framework Describe
a unifying framework in which thoughts are taken as objects, and draw some
bold conclusions based on the observed and anticipated methods and design
patterns.
I much appreciate your help in pursuing this investigation! Please
write to me, Raimundas Vaitkevicius, at rvaitk@soften.ktu.lt
Review Existing Design Patterns
Design patterns are recurring solutions that occur in systems development,
much as they might in architecture or chess. Design patterns can
be found at:
Interview Thinkers about their Methods
I have created a survey to interview thinkers about how they work with
thoughts. I much appreciate your help interviewing thinkers.
Identify Recurring Problems
Survey Results
Describe Unifying Framework