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-====Can One Method Inform Another?====
+====Can One Method Support Another?====
-|  |  **Empirical**  |  **Mathematics**  |  **Philosophy**  |
+|  |  **Empirical**  |  **Mathematical**  |  **Philosophical**  |
-|  from **Empirical** to  |  -  |  **no** \\ empirical methods cannot support mathematical investigations because the latter is axiomatic  |  **yes** \\ empirical results can limit potential possibilities and focus philosophical investigations  |
+|  from **Empirical** to  |  -  |  **no** \\ mathematics cannot get support from empirical methods because the former is axiomatic (what experiment would support that 2+2=4?)  |  **yes** \\ empirical results can limit and focus philosophical investigations  |
-|  from **Mathematics** to  |  **yes** \\ via modeling  |  -  |  **yes** \\ via speculation  |
+|  from **Mathematics** to  |  **yes** \\ via modeling  |  -  |  **yes** \\ mathematical arguments can limit and focus philosophical investigations  |
-|  from **Philosophy** to  |  **yes** \\ the main function of philosophy is to inform and guide empirical investigation  |  **yes** \\ philosophy is to inform and guide mathematical  |  -  |
+|  from **Philosophy** to  |  **yes** \\ a fundamental function of philosophy is to inform and guide empirical investigation  |  **yes** \\ philosophy informs and guides mathematics  |  -  |
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+====Research in Computer Science====
+|  |  **UI / UX**  |  **Data Science**  |  **Info Networks**  |  **Simulation**  |
+|  **Example Researcher**  | Marta Lárusdóttir  | Markus Scheidl  | Magnús Már Halldórsson  | Joanna Bryson  |
+|  Example Focus  | relevance & effectiveness of methods  | predicting user preferences  | building better wireless networks  | understanding behavior of groups  |
+|  **Key Methodology Type**  | empirical  | empirical  | mathematical  | simulation  |
+|  **Key Investigation Methods**  | Observations \\ (e.g. think-aloud testing), \\ interviews, \\ questionnaires \\ and experiments    | massive data analysis, statistics  | network analysis, modeling  | modeling and simulation  |
+|  **Whose Behavior is Studied?**  | individuals, end-users  | individuals, end-users, groups  | algorithms, hardware  | groups, societies   |
+|  **Fields With Comparable Features**  | psychological research  | disaster management  | formal modeling and verification  | economics  |
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