Abstract
The mixture of quantitative and qualitative information utilized in decomposition, which suggests that a purely numerical approach to the task would be inefficient, is discussed. The incorporation of symbolic processing methods into the decomposition system to complement the numerical aspects of the task is discussed. The overall philosophy used in the decomposition system is examined, focusing on the principles of detection used. The organization of the software used by the system is described.
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