This includes information such as KB names, number of attributes in each KB, name of each attribute, and attribute type. Concepts serve as control points. We can use certain concepts to determine the type of processing to be taken place. Each concept has the actual value or information of each attribute in the concept. Depending on the value status of an attribute, we may associate it with different types of processing, either with a procedure or associate it with a process.
Concepts serve as points of integration.
Information from statistical computation procedures or other devices can be integrated or monitored by each concept to constantly adjust the data series or the descriptive model until reaching an optimal or satisfactory result. More sophisticated visual aids may be used in the future. For linking proper knowledge among tables, an algorithm were developed to deal with the iterative process of retrieving knowledge from these tables. References available upon request from Peter C. C. Luan.