Qualitative simulation☆
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2021, Advanced Engineering InformaticsCitation Excerpt :Early work in qualitative physics used the notion of envisionment to generate all possible states a given device/system could have [16–18]. In other cases, qualitative simulation was used to produce possible behaviors of a system as paths from a given initial state through a directed graph consisting of possible future states and the ”immediate successor” relation between states, based on a set of qualitative constraint equations [19]. However, either the possible states (in the case of envisionment) or the qualitative constraint equations (in the case of qualitative simulation) had to be manually generated and they are specific to a usually rather simple system.
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This research was supported in part by the National Library of Medicine trough NIH Grants LM 03603, LM 04125, and LM 04374, and by the National Science Foundation through grants MCS-8303640 and DCR-8417934.