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An object-oriented manufacturing scheduling approach
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics - Part A: Systems and Humans, 1996Scheduling is the process of devising or designing a procedure for a particular objective. Because of the dynamic domains that certain scheduling systems must solve, we have proposed an eight layer scheduling model that would aid in developing general scheduling systems.
Elizabeth Marie Ehlers +1 more
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A formal approach to object-oriented databases
Data & Knowledge Engineering, 1990Abstract Object-oriented database systems are the focus of current research and development efforts. Yet, there is no commonly accepted object model, nor is it clear whether such a model can be developed. This paper reports on efforts to develop a formal framework that contains most features found in current object oriented database systems.
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An object-oriented approach for PC clusters
Proceedings 15th International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium. IPDPS 2001, 2005This paper addresses a methodology for designing PC clusters using object-oriented technology. The proposed methodology simplifies the design process and manages specification differences in both the academic and the industrial environments. This is to respond to the need to implement an existing CFD code on PC clusters for research purposes and future
Azzeddine Soulaïmani +3 more
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An object-oriented approach to graphical interfaces
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 1986An object-oriented system for building graphical interfaces to programs is discussed. The system, called GROW, facilitates the process of creating interfaces that are highly interactive (including direct manipulation and animation), rich in layout structure, and effectively reusable across applications.
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An approach to object-orientation in action systems
1998We extend the action system formalism with a notion of objects that can be active and distributed. With this extension we can model class-based systems as action systems. Moreover, as the introduced constructs can be translated into ordinary action systems, we can use the theory developed for action systems, especially the refinement calculus, even for
Marcello M. Bonsangue +2 more
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An Object Oriented Approach to Model Reusability
2017 IEEE 30th International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS), 2017Sexual contact networks for disease transmission have been used extensively with HIV and provide valuable insight into the way the disease spreads through a population. These computationally intensive models often suffer from lack of reusability which makes them expensive to create, use, and escalate.
Laura S. Manuel +2 more
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An object oriented approach to data persistence
Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1991Abstract A model for extending programming languages to support data persistence in an object-oriented paradigm is presented. The method is based on the introduction in the language of a data structure called “Data Environment”. The concept of Data Environment represents a generalization of the concept of file.
Massimo Ancona +2 more
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Hypertext and Object-Orientation: The Dual Approach
1991The wide interest that the hypertext paradigm of data recently gained has lead to the development of many prototype systems. Most of these systems are built on top of object-oriented systems. They regard, however, hypertext as the only modeling paradigm rather than using or including the underlying models’ advanced information structuring capabilities.
Stefan M. Lang, Martin Dürr
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An object-oriented approach to visual databases
Proceedings Ninth IEEE International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence, 2002As the demand for virtual reality systems increases, a new approach is needed to meet the following requirements: a world consists of a large number of objects; a camera is allowed to move and a world should be displayed in near real-time depending on the position of the camera as well as the angle of its lens; and minimum effort should be needed when ...
Taehyung Wang, Phillip C.-Y. Sheu
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An object-oriented approach to the system analysis
1989The object-oriented approach, traditionally appeared as a language paradigm, led on a revolution in the software development process. While several methods have been defined to support the phases of design and coding, few efforts have been devoted to the analysis phase. The aim of this paper is to define a graphical model which supports the abstraction
F. Manfredi, G. Orlando, P. Tortorici
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