Reusability Assessment of Simulation Conceptual Model
Zheng Shuai
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Zheng Shuai
Abstract
The reusability of conceptual models in warfare simulation is studied in this paper.The reusability assessment indicators is firstly built.The conceptual model reusability assessment algorithm is studied based on the forenamed study,the integrated weighting assign method of subject matter expert(SME) and the Kiviat graph assessment result expression method are brought up in this paper.The reuse of the conceptual model in the development of XX warfare simulation system is analyzed.The analysis shows that through conceptual model reuse the time spent on conceptual model development can be reduced effectively,the developing efficiency can be improved,besides that,the credibility of conceptual model can be increased.
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The reusability of conceptual models in warfare simulation is studied in this paper.The reusability assessment indicators is firstly built.The conceptual model reusability assessment algorithm is studied based on the forenamed study,the integrated weighting assign method of subject matter expert(SME) and the Kiviat graph assessment result expression method are brought up in this paper.The reuse of the conceptual model in the development of XX warfare simulation system is analyzed.The analysis shows that through conceptual model reuse the time spent on conceptual model development can be reduced effectively,the developing efficiency can be improved,besides that,the credibility of conceptual model can be increased.
Key concepts: Reusability, Reuse, Conceptual model, Computer science, Credibility, Weighting, Subject-matter expert, Systems engineering