Input-output
Origin: Lat. intrāre, salīre
Input-Output is a combined technique used to determine transactions within and among different sectors whose consequences are reflected in others fields. The concept “input” can be used in different fields. Particularly, in informatics, it is used to refer to the information received or the process of receiving it. Therefore, output is used to refer to the process of sending information or the information that has been sent.
Spanish: Entrada-salida
Sources and references
- The Futures Group. “Statistical modeling from time series to modelatiom”, Futures Research Methodology. V. 3 The Millennium Projectcited 10 times
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