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NASA NTRS · 19940009311

Event-driven simulation in SELMON: An overview of EDSE

Abstract

EDSE (event-driven simulation engine), a model-based event-driven simulator implemented for SELMON, a tool for sensor selection and anomaly detection in real-time monitoring is described. The simulator is used in conjunction with a causal model to predict future behavior of the model from observed data. The behavior of the causal model is interpreted as equivalent to the behavior of the physical system being modeled. An overview of the functionality of the simulator and the model-based event-driven simulation paradigm on which it is based is provided. Included are high-level descriptions of the following key properties: event consumption and event creation, iterative simulation, synchronization and filtering of monitoring data from the physical system. Finally, how EDSE stands with respect to the relevant open issues of discrete-event and model-based simulation is discussed.

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Rouquette, Nicolas F., Chien, Steve A., Charest, Leonard, Jr.. 1992-08-01. Event-driven simulation in SELMON: An overview of EDSE. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940009311

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