n OOAD, visibility refers to... Explain its importance in obtaining high levels of abstraction.   What are the many types? Include illustrations and code samples to assist you demonstrate your arguments.

What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of using the use of an internal static analysis?

Considering the propagation method, is it possible to modify the visual representation of a single view within the Model-View-Controller architecture without impacting the underlying Model? Please provide a rationale for your stance.

Create UML diagram for this:  Layers of gasses are given, with certain type (ozone, oxygen, carbon dioxide) and thickness, affected by atmospheric variables (thunderstorm, sunshine, other effects). When a part of one layer changes into another layer due to an atmospheric variable, the newly transformed layer ascends and engrosses the first identical type of layer of gasses over it. In case there is no identical layer above, it creates a new layer on the top of the atmosphere. In the following we declare, how the different types of layers react to the different variables by changing their type and thickness. No layer can have a thickness less than 0.5 km, unless it ascends to the identical-type upper layer. In case there is no identical one, the layer perishes.

In many cases, problem sets that are stated over strictly nominal feature sets do not lend themselves well to classification strategies that are based on vector spaces. Please tell me how much you agree or disagree with this statement. If you were doing ML classification on nominal data, which approach would you employ? Please respond to both of the questions posed above with detailed explanations.

Can you help with the UML diagram please,thank you so much

I nee help in this question of MCQ via the UML Picture.   Q)What is the class relationship that best describes Car and Driver? Group of answer choices a)Car (whole) : Driver (Part) (Aggregation) b)Driver (whole) : Car (Part) (Aggregation) c)Car (whole) : Driver (Part) (Composition) d)Driver (whole) : Car (Part) (Composition) e)Car is associated to Driver f)None of the given

We will go through in further depth some of the most important characteristics and actions of descriptive models.

To that end, this presentation will compare and contrast two models: the Rational Unified model and the more traditional Waterfall approach.

for computer modeling.. "To build a model, what must be included and what must be omitted?"