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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Southbeach Notation is a visual modeling language for situation improvement and is one of an increasing number of methods used around the world for intensifying innovation. It is derived from and extends TRIZ notations for inventive problem solving. Models are created in the form of diagrams similar to Cause-effect graphs that show the different parts of a system (Agents) as red blocks if they are considered harmful and green blocks if they are considered useful. How the different agents affect each other is indicated by drawing different kinds of lines between the agents (see Diagram showing a key to semantic visualisations below). The effects are also coloured according to whether they increase or decrease the usefulness of the agents they affect (see example model).

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