Hi tech microeconomics and information non-intensive calculi
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2008-06
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Dohnal, Mirko
Kocmanova, Alena
Rašková, Hana
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Mark
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Vysoké učení technické v Brně, Fakulta podnikatelská
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The article establishes link between the contributions made to the study of hi tech
phenomena. It analyzes the evolution undergone by studies on the topic of the knowledge
economics (HI-TECH) process carried out by different disciplines (hard and soft sciences –
sociology, ecology etc.) from the point of view of the objectives they pursue. The attentions
are concentrated on analysis of applicable mathematical tools used to develop realistic formal
models. Information intensity is defined as the amount of information which is needed for the
realistic application of a corresponding formal tool. High information intensity is desirable
because it influences the model accuracy. Low information intensity is preferred when high
information intensity requires more information items than are available and this is usually
the case in knowledge engineering. Fuzzy models seem to be a useful extension of formal tool
used in hi tech microeconomics. However, even fuzzy sets could be prohibitively information
intensive. Therefore the range of available formal tools must be considerably broader. This
paper introduces qualitative and semiqualitative models and rough sets. Each formal tool is
briefly characterized.
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Trendy ekonomiky a managementu. 2008, II, č. 2, s. 20-26. ISSN 1802-8527.
http://www.fbm.vutbr.cz/cs/fakulta/vedecky-casopis/aktualni-cislo/110-cislo2
http://www.fbm.vutbr.cz/cs/fakulta/vedecky-casopis/aktualni-cislo/110-cislo2
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