SYSTEM (Description) 2)
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G. KLIR proposes the following conditions as needed for a satisfactory description (in his word "definition") of any system:
"1. It should be based on characteristics traits which we assume to be completely known.
"2. It should be based only on constant traits, since we do not want to consider a change of temporary traits as a change of the system.
"3.lt should be based only on those traits by means of which it is possible to determine all the other (secondary) constant traits; i.e., the definition must neither be overdetermined, nor underdetermined" (1965, p.32).
These conditions are important for KLIR's reconstructability analysis.
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