Hi.... Imagine I made an assesment on some case studies, recognized some similarity/overlaps between them, and now want to propose a framework that shows these similarity...
Which procedure should I do now? can I just come up with a graphical model? or something else?
A graphical model would be a good start. Once all the pieces are properly ordered, it is easier to turn the model into words.
Are there other possible models? Try different assumptions, different starting points.
Is there a null model?
Is there a prediction that can be tested, especially a new insight that yields a easily tested outcome?
How might other people use the model to better understand the problems they face?
In terms of analysing similarity/overlaps, in a recent paper we analysed the similarity/overlaps between action research and our lesson design study. If you would like to see what we did, the paper is:
Article Interconnectedness and difference between action research an...
Hi,
To develop a new framework, Grounded Theory model (G.T.) can help you.
Hi! It is not clear what data you are working with. If your research focus is text-mining you can read this https://noduslabs.com/cases/google-seo-strategies-text-mining/
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