An object-oriented simulation of hydroelectric power systems:
Abstract: "It is natural to combine AI applications and simulations using object-oriented approach as object-oriented systems appear to be efficient and flexible in building knowledge-based systems and coping with the complexity of system simulation. In this paper, we discuss how object-oriente...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "It is natural to combine AI applications and simulations using object-oriented approach as object-oriented systems appear to be efficient and flexible in building knowledge-based systems and coping with the complexity of system simulation. In this paper, we discuss how object-oriented approach contributes to solving complex system simulation problems and how this approach can be applied to the simulation of hydroelectric power systems. A brief introduction is firstly presented to compare conventional system simulation technology with object-oriented approach Two important issues in object-oriented approach to complex system simulation, i.e., system modelling and reasoning about the behaviours of the system using object-oriented knowledge representation, message passing, and rule-based reasoning are then presented by examining an object-oriented simulation system architecture in which rule-based reasoning and object-oriented message passing are combined. The transient simulation of water turbine in a hydraulic power system is used as an example to illustrate the ideas. Our object-oriented simulation system was built using an object-oriented system development tool, Goldworks II on a Macintosh IIci. Finally, some of [sic] problems in developing our object-oriented simulation system are discussed. |
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| spelling | Tang, Ming Xi Verfasser aut An object-oriented simulation of hydroelectric power systems Edinburgh 1991 14 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier University <Edinburgh> / Department of Artificial Intelligence: DAI research paper 539 Abstract: "It is natural to combine AI applications and simulations using object-oriented approach as object-oriented systems appear to be efficient and flexible in building knowledge-based systems and coping with the complexity of system simulation. In this paper, we discuss how object-oriented approach contributes to solving complex system simulation problems and how this approach can be applied to the simulation of hydroelectric power systems. A brief introduction is firstly presented to compare conventional system simulation technology with object-oriented approach Two important issues in object-oriented approach to complex system simulation, i.e., system modelling and reasoning about the behaviours of the system using object-oriented knowledge representation, message passing, and rule-based reasoning are then presented by examining an object-oriented simulation system architecture in which rule-based reasoning and object-oriented message passing are combined. The transient simulation of water turbine in a hydraulic power system is used as an example to illustrate the ideas. Our object-oriented simulation system was built using an object-oriented system development tool, Goldworks II on a Macintosh IIci. Finally, some of [sic] problems in developing our object-oriented simulation system are discussed. Computer aided design (CAD) sigle Computer software sigle Hydro energy sigle Computer simulation Object-oriented programming (Computer science) Smithers, Tim Verfasser aut Department of Artificial Intelligence: DAI research paper University <Edinburgh> 539 (DE-604)BV010450646 539 |
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