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# Term Short Explanation References
1 Flexible Interpretive Structural Modeling Extended and improved version of Warfield's ISM. Ohuchi & Kaji, 1989.
2 Implication-matrix Model mmmmmmmm ref
3 Correction Procedures Procedures and algorithms for editing an ISM structural model while if being developed or after it is completed ref
4 Implication Structure mmmmmmmm ref
5 Scanning Method of Implication Matrix Development mmmmmmmm ref
6 Coupling Method of Implication Matrix Development mmmmmmmm ref
7 Transitive Coupling Problem mmmmmmmm ref
8 Self-implication Matrix mmmmmmmm ref
9 Initial Inference Opportunity mmmmmmmm ref
10 Hybrid-implication Matrix mmmmmmmm ref
11 Counting in Vectors mmmmmmmm ref
12 Complete implication matrix Ψ mmmmmmmm ref
13 Total Interpretive Structural Modeling mmmmmmmm ref
14 Flexible Interpretive Structural Modeling mmmmmmmm ref
15 Inference opportunity mmmmmmmm ref
16 Transitive bordering Special case of Transitive Coupling in which the sub-system B consists of a single element. ref
17 Transitive System mmmmmmmm ref
18 Pivot Element mmmmmmmm ref
19 Implication Structure mmmmmmmm ref
20 Bordering Reachability Matrix mmmmmmmm ref
21 (Original) Reachability Matrix mmmmmmmm ref
22 Question Algorithm mmmmmmmm ref
23 Zero-First Procedure mmmmmmmm ref
24 One-first Procedure mmmmmmmm ref
25 Inference Opportunity mmmmmmmm ref
26 Interpretive Matrix A table of the relationships between pairs of factors of an ISM explained in plain text. Sushil 2012;
27 Interpretive Structural Modeling Methodology for identifying relationships among specific items, which define a problem or an issue.
Process that transforms unclear and poorly articulated mental models of systems into visible, well-defined models useful for many purposes.
Rajesh et al 2013
Shushil 2012
28 Structural Self-Interaction Matrix ref