Epistemology of knowledge based simulation

Reddy, R.

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“…The Level 2 survey requested that respondents rate the individual importance of simulation features from a list of over fifty potential features complied from the literature [16,17,18,19,20,21] and commercially available simulation packages. To ease understanding, the list was divided into categories (or steps).…”

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Ascertaining Important Features For Industrial Simulation Environments

1994

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Recent years have witnessed the development and commercial release of multiple simulation tools, environments, and intelligent simulators. Each release seems to contain additional advanced features designed to simplify simulation use and increase the productivity of model builders. But to date, no one has addressed feature definition from the viewpoint of a simulation practitioner. This paper discusses our efforts to identify and prioritize simulation features deemed most desirable from the practitioner viewpoint. A series of three questionnaires was developed and administered to a group of qualified simulation practitioners. With results that are of interest to simulation users, researchers, and simulation software developers, the survey responses reveal not only what practitioners feel are the most important features of presently available commercial packages, but also identify important areas for future development.

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“…Several authors [16,17,18,19,20,21] have proposed differing lists of important simulation features. Unfortunately, no research or commercial manufacturing-based simulation environment includes all of them.…”

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Ascertaining Important Features For Industrial Simulation Environments

1994

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“…A combinação da simulação tradicional com os conceitos de IA (em especial SE) gera uma poderosa ferramen ta de su porte ao projeto,conhecida como Simulação Baseada em Conhecimento (SBC) (Reddy, 1987). Essa abordagem tansforma a simulação, de uma ferramenta descritiva, numa ferramenta prescritiva.…”

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“…Dentro do exposto, as atividades que caracterizam uma Simulação Baseada em Conhecimento, segundo Reddy (1987), são: a) Receber a descrição de um problema e sintetizar um modelo de simulação, consultando uma base de conehcimento apropriada; b) Receber uma meta (em forma de um conjunto de expectativas ou restrições), selecionarum modelo, determinar a performance, gerar o espaço de pesquisa dos cenários possíveis, rodare recomendar o cenário que satisfaz a meta estabelecida; c) Explicar a razão de certos cenários terem sido escolhidos e porque um cenário particular foi recomendado; d) Aprender da experiência; e) Apresentar o modelo resultante, com alto grau de tansparência para o usuário.…”

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Uma abordagem sobre Inteligência Artificial e simulação, com uma aplicação na pecuária de corte nacional

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1992

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“…In this work, a combination of discrete event simulation and AI knowledge representation schemes, called knowledge-based simulation [7,9] has been employed to augment the intelligent robot models being developed in our research* [21] with vision and mobility. Such robots are intended to work as laboratory assistants in space-borne laboratory environments.…”

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Hierarchical Modelling Of Mobile, Seeing Robots

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1990

SPIE Proceedings

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Epistemology of knowledge based simulation

Cited by 63 publications

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Ascertaining Important Features For Industrial Simulation Environments

Ascertaining Important Features For Industrial Simulation Environments

Uma abordagem sobre Inteligência Artificial e simulação, com uma aplicação na pecuária de corte nacional

Hierarchical Modelling Of Mobile, Seeing Robots

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