2.3.2. Procedural

Procedural knowledge focuses on the interaction that processes and humans have through analytical methods and tools, usually from procedural models, to perform the processing activity. Thus, the primary sources of information are techniques, methods, theories, models, structures, and procedural recipes (general, site, master, and control recipes). Besides, previous knowledge is stored and well identified within the data system. Finally, procedures, analytical models, and analytical tools translate to computational algorithms for the reasoning task.
