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Processes and Knowledge in one Simulation

HRUBÝ, M., RÁBOVÁ, Z.

Originální název

Processes and Knowledge in one Simulation

Anglický název

Processes and Knowledge in one Simulation

Jazyk

en

Originální abstrakt

In this paper, I discuss an interconnection of simulation library SIMLIB with an interpreter of the Prolog programming language. We obtain an environment for an effective description and simulation of heterogeneous models, which requires an application of both classical simulation approaches as well as logical programming. In the paper, I briefly characterize the SIMLIB simulation library which offers various tools for a description and simulation of continuous, discrete, and combined models. Next, I discuss some issues related to the interoperability of SIMLIB/C++ and Prolog in our simulation environment.

Anglický abstrakt

In this paper, I discuss an interconnection of simulation library SIMLIB with an interpreter of the Prolog programming language. We obtain an environment for an effective description and simulation of heterogeneous models, which requires an application of both classical simulation approaches as well as logical programming. In the paper, I briefly characterize the SIMLIB simulation library which offers various tools for a description and simulation of continuous, discrete, and combined models. Next, I discuss some issues related to the interoperability of SIMLIB/C++ and Prolog in our simulation environment.

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BibTex 


@inproceedings{BUT5605,
  author="Martin {Hrubý} and Zdeňka {Rábová}",
  title="Processes and Knowledge in one Simulation",
  annote="In this paper, I discuss an interconnection of simulation library SIMLIB
with an interpreter of the Prolog programming language. We obtain an
environment for an effective description and simulation of heterogeneous
models, which requires an application of both classical simulation approaches
as well as logical programming.

In the paper, I briefly characterize the SIMLIB simulation library which
offers various tools for a description and simulation of continuous, discrete, and combined models. Next, I discuss some issues related to the interoperability of SIMLIB/C++ and Prolog in our simulation environment.",
  address="Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science BUT",
  booktitle="Proceedings of 7th Conference STUDENT FEI 2001",
  chapter="5605",
  institution="Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science BUT",
  year="2001",
  month="april",
  pages="333",
  publisher="Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science BUT",
  type="conference paper"
}