EDEN

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Eden is the Evaluator of DEfinitive Notations. The tkeden, dtkeden and ttyeden tools provide interpreted notations: use them to build models using Empirical Modelling principles of observation, dependency and agency - see www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/modelling.

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