Draw a complete linkage dendrogram and clearly show all the steps in your computations. (b) Draw a simple linkage dendrogram and clearly show all the steps in your computations. (c) Compare the results.

Q: Draw diode schematic symbol and explain its working principals

A:

Q: Write the pseudocode for a BFS and, in your own words, explain how the data structure required…

A: BFS stands for Breadth First Search. BFS is a traversing algorithm where you should start traversing…

Q: In computer modelling, what is meant by forward modelling and inversion

A: The following is the solution

Q: Describe the term "linker" in a few short sentences.

A: Usually, computer programs are made up of various modules in which all being a compiled computer…

Q: Write down the four elements of GOMS.

A: GOMS: GOMS is nothing but a theory which involve the skill related to cognitive in tasks for human…

Q: of a type of data structure that does not have reasonable array-based and link-based solutions.

A: type of data structure that does not have reasonable array-based and link-based solutions. type of…

Q: Explain the Semi-Structured Data with an example in JSON format.

A: The answer is as follows:-

Q: For each of the following, choose the most suitable data structure(s) and explain the reason…

A: The most suitable data structure for the following statements: a) FIFO (First In First out) It means…

Q: n what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words.

A: Required: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words.

Q: Define Atomicity and Aggregation.

A: Introduction: In database administration, atomicity is a notion that ensures the consumers that…

Q: For each of the short procedures, state the computational complexity in terms of the variables N, M,…

A: Algorithm 6: Loop runs until reaches value N incrementing by 1 after each loop. Thus, Computational…

Q: Explain any two data representation system with neat diagram.

A: Raster data refers to the combination of pixels.  Latitude and longitude are shown in square box in…

Q: Explain any two data representation system with neat diagram.

A: Note: Answering the first question as per the guidelines. Mainly, the two data representation system…

Q: Provide your own opinions and some discussion points about "time-variant" and "time-invariant" of…

A: DataBase Structures Time Invariant: A system is said to be a variant of time if its characteristics…

Q: (a) Explain the following picture with respect to EntIS:

A: What is EntIS? EntIS implementation:

Q: List down the salient features of DES.

A: Features are mentioned below: It is more secure in comparison to other techniques. It supports the…

Q: Q5:- compare between paging and segmentation by drawing the hardware for each and explaining the…

A: Given The answer is given below

Q: Q5:- compare between paging and segmentation by drawing the hardware for each and explaining the…

A: Answer Paging Paging is used for non contiguos memory allocation . It is fixed size partitioning .…

Q: s between data structured design and dat

A: Discuss the differences and similarities between data structured design and data flow orientated…

Q: hat is duplication exactly? What is the purpose? What is the intention of its application? What are…

A: А  duрliсаte  is  аnything  thаt  is  аn  exасt  сорy  оf  аnоther  thing.  Fоr  exаmрle,  with…

Q: How does concrete RTN differ from abstract RTN. Give examples.

A: Abstract RTN is made to be Portable and so, doesn't have any specifics of the machine. To the…

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words

A: Behavioral UML diagram and Structural UML diagram are the two most broad categories that include all…

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words.

A: In this problem, we will discuss about UML diagrams.

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words.

A: Different types of UML diagrams are discussed below.

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words.

A: Here  we  find  the  solution  :

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words.

A: UML diagrams, also known as systems diagrams, are visual representations of systems created using…

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words

A: The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a general-purpose, developmental modeling language used in…

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few words.

A: - The question wants to know the difference in UML diagrams.

Q: Compare the complexity of BFS and DFS.

A: BFS Breadth First Search (BFS) algorithm traverses a graph in a breadthward motion and uses a queue…

Q: What is the concept of unigram, bigram and trigram models? Explain with an example.

A: Solution: A language model  helps to predict the  probability of  occurrence pf words in a sequence…

Q: Give an example of a type of data structure that does not have reasonable array-based and link-based…

A: The data structure which does not have reasonable array-based and link based solution is Tree data…

Q: Give an example of a type of data structure that does not have reasonable array-based and link-based…

A: Tree which is a non-linear data structure does not have reasonable array-based and link-based…

Q: Give an example of a type of data structure that does not have reasonable array-based and link-based…

A: Data structure don't have any connections:   Non-Linear Data structure: Non -Linear data structure…

Q: In data structures and algorithms,the set of data values and associated operations that are…

A: In data structures and algorithms, the set of data values and associated operations that are…

Q: Explain about the various data types supported by pig in its data model with an example.

A: The Given Data is  Explain about the various data types supported by pig in its data model with an…

Q: In what ways do UML diagrams vary from one another? Explain each in a few word

A: Lets see the solution.

Q: Explain the properties of OOP with an example

A: Explain the properties of OOP with an example

Q: Map and Reduce data flow

A: ANSWER: Map Reduce Data Flow: Map Reduce is a handling system used to deal with data over an…

Q: SI Reference Model relate to each other in your own words. Give examples

A: NOTE: ACCORDING TO COMPANY POLICY WE CAN SOLVE ONLY 1 QUESTION. YOU CAN RESUBMIT THE QUESTION AGAIN…

Q: What is priority inversion?

A: Priority inversion can be defined as the scenario of an operating system in which a  comparstively…

Q: What is a functional decomposition diagram (FDD) and why would you use one? Explain how to create an…

A: Functional Decomposition Diagram: Functional Decomposition Diagram is top-down decomposition of…

Q: Describe a symbol table with the help of a suitable examples.

A: Given: Describe a symbol table with the help of a suitable examples.

Q: Explain linker in a few words.

A: Explanation about linker in detailed is given as shown below.

Q: Why are segmentation and paging sometimes combined into one scheme. What is thrashing?

A: Both process segmentation and paging are combined sometimes to improve the functionality of each…

Q: Flynn's taxonomy should be enlarged by one level, according to us. What is it about computers at…

A: Please see the next step for solution

Q: Define linker.

A: Linker: A linker is also called a link editor which is system software. For solving a large…

Q: . What is decomposition? What is balancing?How can you determine if DFDs are notbalanced?

A: Given: . What is decomposition? What is balancing?How can you determine if DFDs are notbalanced?

Q: Explain prototype fidelity.

A: Design fidelity is defined as the level of detail and behavior contained in a prototype. Fidelity is…

Q: Given the following NFA with its equivalent CFG,  Equivalent CFG: S -> A B b A -> aA | bA | ε B…

A: i have answered this in step2.

Q: Define the terms "normalisation" and "functional dependence" as they relate to 1nf, 2nf, and 3nf.

A: Normalisation is a technique used when designing a database. Normalisation involves a multi-step…