informatics
IPA: ɪnfɝmˈætɪks
noun
- (computing) A branch of information science and of computer science that focuses on the study of information processing, particularly with respect to systems integration and human interactions with machine and data.
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Examples of "informatics" in Sentences
- Given its supporters, one may think informatics is a widely taught discipline.
- Climate informatics is just about processing information obtained from this platform.
- First, I think there is a major under-investment in informatics in health care in Ontario.
- In my Guide to English Language Usage I say information technology (IT): The word informatics appears in dictionaries but is not in common current use.
- Programs in informatics are starting up, but their techniques seem valuable for libraries, but not so much for personal data management or efficiently [...]
- The term informatics embraces the modern concept of information in all its aspects: information management, infrastructure, processing, presentation, dissemination, design and analysis.
- Closure of the School of Informatics represents a reversal by UB, which established the school in 1999 to focus on the growing field of informatics, of which bio-informatics is an area of specialty.
- There is no definition of "evolution" in informatics that says or implies that a sequence of undecodable items can be evolved into decodable symbols in the absence of defined decoding mechanisms or supplying predetermined target sequence.
- Hence, some sort of fitness landscape would apply (though not necessarily discriminatory with regards to symbols). eric: There is no definition of "evolution" in informatics that says or implies that a sequence of undecodable items can be evolved into decodable symbols in the absence of defined decoding mechanisms or supplying predetermined target sequence.
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