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  • Deep Systems Analysis
  • What is Deep Systems Analysis?
  • Core Principles of DSA
  • The DSA Process
  • DSA Validation
  • Extending DSA
  1. Analysis, Modeling and Simulation

Deep Systems Analysis

Why Deep Systems Analysis?

Deep Systems Analysis

This page describes the Deep Systems Analysis (DSA) methodology that forms the theoretical core of BERT.

What is Deep Systems Analysis?

Deep Systems Analysis is a rigorous methodology for understanding complex systems:

  • Origins in systems science and complexity theory

  • Focus on hierarchical decomposition with maintained relationships

  • Emphasis on flows and transformations across system boundaries

  • Preservation of structure-behavior relationships

Detailed DSA foundations coming soon...

Core Principles of DSA

The foundational principles that guide Deep Systems Analysis:

  • Systems are bounded entities with defined inputs and outputs

  • Every system can be decomposed into subsystems

  • Flows must be conserved across system boundaries

  • Interfaces mediate all interactions between systems

  • Structure determines behavior at all system levels

Detailed principles explanation coming soon...

The DSA Process

The step-by-step approach to applying Deep Systems Analysis:

  1. Define the system of interest and its boundary

  2. Identify external entities and their interactions

  3. Establish system interfaces and flow patterns

  4. Decompose into subsystems while preserving flows

  5. Validate model consistency across levels

  6. Iteratively refine the model

Detailed process guide coming soon...

DSA Validation

Ensuring your system analysis maintains rigor and consistency:

  • Boundary consistency checks

  • Flow conservation validation

  • Interface alignment across levels

  • Decomposition completeness criteria

  • Semantic validation techniques

Detailed validation methods coming soon...

Extending DSA

How DSA integrates with other systems analysis approaches:

  • Complementary frameworks (DSRP, SSM, VSM)

  • Extensions for specific domains

  • Computational applications of DSA

  • DSA for complex adaptive systems

Detailed extensions coming soon...

SOI Identification

Environmental Analysis

Recursive Decomposition

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Related Sections:

  • Core System Elements

  • System Language Foundation

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