Appeal No. 2000-0168
Application No. 08/934,393
executed in a computer programming language of choice for
application to various specific end users within specific
fields of endeavor for use by professionals within those
fields. A given set of events, items and actions pertinent to
those fields are symbolically represented in an algorithm used
to program a computer. A computer responsive to the algorithm
provides a logical analysis of those symbolically represented
events, items and actions to produce a result expressed as a
logical computation usable by the professional to control
industrial systems within those fields of endeavor, which is a
useful, concrete, and tangible result. Logical elements are
arranged as mathematical “statements” which describe very
specific inter-relationships among the elements, i.e., both
the real-world problems of industrial systems and specific
real-world relationships are symbolically represented as
mathematical statements to represent real world problems and
how they actually inter-relate, so that computer predictions
of the outcome of those inter-relations can be made. A
further understanding of the invention can be achieved by the
reading of claim 27, a copy of which is attached to this
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