LSIS_DME M&S environment extended by dynamic hierarchical structure DEVS modeling approach
Lassaad Baâti, Claudia Frydman, Norbert Giambiasi
Abstract
Lassaad Baâti, Claudia Frydman, Norbert Giambiasi
Abstract
Modeling and simulation becomes crucial in analyzing dynamic system behavior. Many formalisms and methods are introduced in order to improve this process. The effort is twofold; a) reach more realistic models and results, b) obtain simplified, flexible models. Efforts are conducted to adapt formalisms to several domains and features. In our work, we are interested in the structure variability especially in DEVS modeling formalism. Structure variability allows models to be adapted to different situations along simulation. We proposed a dynamic hierarchical structure modeling approach and the corresponding algorithm based on the abstract simulator. This paper presents an implementation in an M&S environment.
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Modeling and simulation becomes crucial in analyzing dynamic system behavior. Many formalisms and methods are introduced in order to improve this process. The effort is twofold; a) reach more realistic models and results, b) obtain simplified, flexible models. Efforts are conducted to adapt formalisms to several domains and features. In our work, we are interested in the structure variability especially in DEVS modeling formalism. Structure variability allows models to be adapted to different situations along simulation. We proposed a dynamic hierarchical structure modeling approach and the corresponding algorithm based on the abstract simulator. This paper presents an implementation in an M&S environment.
Key concepts: DEVS, Rotation formalisms in three dimensions, Computer science, Formalism (music), Modeling and simulation, Object-oriented modeling, Process (computing), Distributed computing