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• Subject: Re: Creating a Complex System using XSLT. Step 1: CreateFeedback
• From: "Roger L. Costello" <costello@m...>
• Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 13:32:44 -0400
• Organization: The MITRE Corporation
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Hi Tom,

> I am quite puzzled because you have just
> shifted from creating new source documents to having it create a new
> stylesheet.  That is quite a difference.

Yes it is.  I was trying to provide two approaches which were radically
different:

1. The first approach that I suggested - create a stylesheet which simulates
the evolution of the Fitness Center - used feedback to amplify the "data".

2. The second approach that I suggested - use feedback on the XSLT stylesheet
itself - used feedback to amplify the "process".

That leads me to another question - is feedback generally applied to the
"data" or to the "process"?

Sorry to be so fuzzy on this.  I confess that am still a novice at complex
systems.  /Roger

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