论文信息 - A DEVS-Based Approach for Modeling and Simulation of Hybrid Variable Structure Systems

A DEVS-Based Approach for Modeling and Simulation of Hybrid Variable Structure Systems

The modular-hierarchical modeling subdivides a system into dynamic describing atomic, and structure describing coupled systems. Due to the usally static structure of coupled systems, it can sometimes be hard to realize a component-oriented mapping of real system elements in model components. Hence, several approaches to model structural changes are developed, which are roughly classified in the paper.

Thorsten Pawletta | Bernhard P. Lampe | Sven Pawletta | Wolfgang Drewelow

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