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UAF for system of systems modeling
2015 10th System of Systems Engineering Conference (SoSE), 2015Organizations are changing their emphasis from “We need a new system” to “We need to achieve a specific outcome.” As these outcomes become more difficult to define and the associated systems more complex, the management, modeling and simulation of these SoS becomes equally challenging.
Fatma Dandashi, Matthew C. Hause
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2013
The context of the membrane is crucial for the interaction of many membrane proteins with their ligands. However, many detailed studies cannot be carried out in living cells. Therefore, studying these interactions requires model membrane systems that are compatible with the used analytical method.
Keller, H., Worch, R., Schwille, P.
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The context of the membrane is crucial for the interaction of many membrane proteins with their ligands. However, many detailed studies cannot be carried out in living cells. Therefore, studying these interactions requires model membrane systems that are compatible with the used analytical method.
Keller, H., Worch, R., Schwille, P.
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Collaborative formal modeling of System of Systems
2014 IEEE International Systems Conference Proceedings, 2014The field of SoS Engineering is still emerging, but it is clear that the interaction between the independent systems as well as the collaboration between the human owners of the systems raise challenges with both technical and human factors. In this paper we present an approach for enabling collaboration between independent system development teams ...
Claus Ballegaard Nielsen +1 more
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KIR and disease: a model system or system of models?
Immunological Reviews, 2006Summary: The discovery of an unexpected level of diversity among the killer cell immunoglobulin‐like receptors has led to a search for their role in human disease. Due to their polymorphism and also that of their human leukocyte antigen class I ligands, these studies are difficult to perform and complex to interpret.
Khakoo, Salim I., Carrington, Mary
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International Journal of Service Science, Management, Engineering, and Technology, 2010
An important aspect in the field of service science is service modeling; however, no comprehensive modeling approach exists. In this regard, the authors analyze literature of service science and look at existing modeling approaches. Based on this analysis they identify concepts necessary for modeling services.
Martin Böttcher 0002 +1 more
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An important aspect in the field of service science is service modeling; however, no comprehensive modeling approach exists. In this regard, the authors analyze literature of service science and look at existing modeling approaches. Based on this analysis they identify concepts necessary for modeling services.
Martin Böttcher 0002 +1 more
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Proceedings of the 4th international workshop on Middleware for Pervasive and Ad-Hoc Computing (MPAC 2006), 2006
New developments and decreasing costs of electronic appliances enable the realization of pervasive systems in our daily environment. In our work, we focus on eHome systems. The cost-intensive repetitive development process for every new eHome environment is one of the major problems preventing their widespread use.
Ulrich Norbisrath +3 more
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New developments and decreasing costs of electronic appliances enable the realization of pervasive systems in our daily environment. In our work, we focus on eHome systems. The cost-intensive repetitive development process for every new eHome environment is one of the major problems preventing their widespread use.
Ulrich Norbisrath +3 more
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2019
The design, manufacturing and through-life support of modern engineering systems such as an aircraft or a frigate are complex, multifaceted and may change over time. These engineering systems are working in an environment that has multiple individual users, complicated supply chain, many government and socially affected stakeholders.
Mo, John P. T., Beckett, Ronald C.
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The design, manufacturing and through-life support of modern engineering systems such as an aircraft or a frigate are complex, multifaceted and may change over time. These engineering systems are working in an environment that has multiple individual users, complicated supply chain, many government and socially affected stakeholders.
Mo, John P. T., Beckett, Ronald C.
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2016 IEEE 26th International Workshop on Machine Learning for Signal Processing (MLSP), 2016
We propose a new methodology for explaining the predictions of black box classifiers. We use the motivating paradigm that predictive performance is of primary importance but human analysts (e.g., in fraud detection) desire a classifier's predictions to be augmented with useful explanations. To be truly general and principled, we derive a scoring system
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We propose a new methodology for explaining the predictions of black box classifiers. We use the motivating paradigm that predictive performance is of primary importance but human analysts (e.g., in fraud detection) desire a classifier's predictions to be augmented with useful explanations. To be truly general and principled, we derive a scoring system
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Models of the optokinetic system
2022This chapter starts by comparing two different models to account for optokinetic-vestibular symbiosis. In the first, there are two separate velocity storage (integrator) elements for vestibular and optokinetic systems, and in the second model, velocity storage is shared between the two systems.
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2003
Dynamical systems can be modelled from different viewpoints. This chapter summarises the main notions. Each of the succeeding chapters uses one of these models for fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control.
Mogens Blanke +3 more
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Dynamical systems can be modelled from different viewpoints. This chapter summarises the main notions. Each of the succeeding chapters uses one of these models for fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control.
Mogens Blanke +3 more
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