FISM/KJ: an idea processor of the FISM/KJ method
Azuma Ohuchi, T. Kaji · 2003
The KJ method, developed by J Kawakita (1967), is a method for establishing an orderly system from chaotic information. FISM (flexible interpretive structural modeling) is a method for developing structural models of complex systems. In the present work, FISM and KJ are combined to develop a new idea processing method: FISM/KJ. Some theoretical results are derived. An FISM/KJ is implemented on a UNIX-based workstation.>