Framework for a System of Systems Design Oriented to Evolution

A framework was proposed for designing a system of systems（SoS） that takes account of the system＇ s evolution over time.Given the design space of the SoS analysis,construct a multiepoch scenario design,SoS optimization,and robust designs.A hybrid model based on multi-agent and system dynamic models...

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Published in东华大学学报（英文版） Vol. 33; no. 5; pp. 781 - 785
Main Author 赵青松 熊伟涛 王晓攀 杨克巍
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published College of Information System and Management, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, China 31.10.2016
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hybrid model
framework
evolution
system of systems (SoS)
design
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ISSN1672-5220

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Summary:A framework was proposed for designing a system of systems（SoS） that takes account of the system＇ s evolution over time.Given the design space of the SoS analysis,construct a multiepoch scenario design,SoS optimization,and robust designs.A hybrid model based on multi-agent and system dynamic models was used to analyze the evolution of an SoS and find robust designs.The framework can help decision makers generate a robust SoS structure based on the SoS＇ s capabilities over multiple epochs.
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ZHAO Qing-song , XIONG Wei-tao, WANG Xiao-pan , YANG Ke-wei （College of Information System and Management, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, China）
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A framework was proposed for designing a system of systems（SoS） that takes account of the system＇ s evolution over time.Given the design space of the SoS analysis,construct a multiepoch scenario design,SoS optimization,and robust designs.A hybrid model based on multi-agent and system dynamic models was used to analyze the evolution of an SoS and find robust designs.The framework can help decision makers generate a robust SoS structure based on the SoS＇ s capabilities over multiple epochs.
ISSN:1672-5220