What is Modularity

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It is a system property that measures the degree to which densely connected compartments within a system can be decoupled into separate communities which interact more among themselves rather than other communities. Learn more in: Creative Leadership: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Creativity

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A system design feature that shows the degree to which the system components are reconfigurable and decomposable owing to standardized interfaces. Learn more in: The Effect of Product Modularity on Supplier Integration: A Multi-Objective Approach

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The development of autonomous processes which encapsulate a set of often used commands that perform a specific function and might be used in the same or different problems. Learn more in: Efficiently Prompting Students When Developing Computational Thinking Skills: The Impact of Students' Response Modality

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Modularity is defined as a property of a complex system, whereby the system is decomposed into several subsystems (i.e., modules). Learn more in: The Concept of Modularity in the Context of IS Project Outsourcing

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Is the degree to which a system's components may be separated and recombined. Modularity refers to an engineering technique that builds larger systems by combining smaller subsystems Learn more in: Optimizing the Reconfiguration of Machining Desktop Micro-Factory Based on Scheduling Simulation

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A system approach to detach subsystems and components into well defined entities with clear processes and interfaces; in a modular system of high granularity more system configurations can be achieved than for one of low granularity. Learn more in: Evolvable Production Systems: A Coalition-Based Production Approach

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Capability of reuse of the programs describing the construction of substructures as if they were subroutines that can be invoked multiple times. Learn more in: A Bio-Inspired, Distributed Control Approach to the Design of Autonomous Cooperative Behaviors in Multiple Mobile Robot Systems

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The concept of breaking a system into varying degrees of interdependence in order to reduce complexity and increase flexibility. Learn more in: Background: Methodological and Contextual Aspects

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The view that psychological organization involves independent and specialized cognitive systems or modules. Learn more in: Walking the Information Overload Tightrope

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Most ERP packages decompose their functionality in modules grouping typical business functions such as finance, sales, manufacturing, among others. Learn more in: An Overview of Enterprise Resource Planning for Intelligent Enterprises

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Modularity refers to a particular design structure, which refers to development of a complex product or process from smaller subsystems that can be designed independently. Learn more in: Challenges and Solutions for Complex Business Process Management

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Provides flexible adaptation system to intelligent factories for changing requirements of individual modules. Learn more in: Blockchain in the Insurance Industry: Use Cases and Applications

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The degree to which a system's components may be separated and recombined, often with the benefit of flexibility and variety in use. Learn more in: A Study of Quality Tools and Techniques for Smart Manufacturing in Industry 4.0 in Malaysia: The Case of Northern Corridor Economic Region

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Provides flexible adaptation system to intelligent factories for changing requirements of individual modules. Learn more in: Industry 4.0 and Its Effects on the Insurance Sector

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Modularity is defined as a property of a complex system, whereby the system is decomposed into several subsystems (i.e., modules). Learn more in: The Concept of Modularity in the Context of IS Project Outsourcing

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Modularity measures the quality of community partitions formed by an algorithm. It is the difference between the actual density of intra-community edges and the corresponding connections in a random network possessing the same degree distribution as that of the actual network. Learn more in: Aspects of Various Community Detection Algorithms in Social Network Analysis