Difference between revisions of "Logic Model Theory"

Revision as of 09:03, 29 August 2021

A logic Model entity :

LM

The list of 7 arguments of a logic model:

ARGS[LM]

the arguments are separated into 2 parts

Abstract[LM]
Concrete[LM]

Its verification counterpart, which is a logic model:

the Abstract[LM] base/frame the Concrete[LM]
The Implementation of a Logic Model is based on Concrete[IM]. When implementing, the input starts to be actually transformed into output by the specified process (deterministic or non? or both?).
The actual input, actual process, actual output is

State[LM]

The Evaluation of a Logic Model is to compare the output and the Success Criteria to check whether the SC is finished.

Evaluation[SC,State] =>  the SC[LM] is determined

The Verification of a Logic Model is to verify the attribute of the model based on ARGS[LM]. It does not depend on the State.

Verification[SC, ARGS] => some SC is determined

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-A simple logic Model :
+A logic Model entity :
-{{LogicModel| name=Simple Logic Model}}
+ LM
+The list of 7 arguments of a logic model:
+ ARGS[LM]
+the arguments are separated into 2 parts
+ Abstract[LM]
+ Concrete[LM]
+Its verification counterpart, which is a logic model:
+* the Abstract[LM] [[base/frame]] the Concrete[LM]
+* The Implementation of a Logic Model is based on Concrete[IM].  When implementing, the input starts to be actually transformed into output by the specified process (deterministic or non? or both?).
+* The actual input, actual process, actual output is
+ State[LM]
+* The Evaluation of a Logic Model is to compare the output and the Success Criteria to check whether the SC is finished.
+ Evaluation[SC,State] =>  the SC[LM] is determined
+* The Verification of a Logic Model is to verify the attribute of the model based on ARGS[LM].  It does not depend on the State.
+ Verification[SC, ARGS] => some SC is determined