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Plans for ASCEND IV: Our next generation equational-based modeling environmentWesterberg et al., 1994
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- Westerberg A
- Abbott K
- Allan B
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" We discuss features of the current version of our ASCEND modeling environment and then many of the modeling insights we have obtained from using it. From this experience and what others are learning when using their environments, we suggest ways we intend to …
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