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NESS: A coupled simulation expert system
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This paper reports on work being conducted for NASA to develop a simulation expert system called NESS that can assist the user to run digital simulations of dynamic systems and interpret the output data to determine system characteristics. The paper describes our design principle, system architecture and knowledge base. Finally, in order to demonstrate NESS' simulation and analysis capabilities, a session log involving a printwheel position controller is shown.
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Kowalik, J.S. (Ed.) Coupling Symbolic and Numerical Computing in Expert Systems, North-Holland, Amsterdam,' 1986.
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