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Automatic model generation for production-distribution systems using natural language

Wanda M. Austin

Industrial & Systems Engineering University of Southern California Lcs Angeles, CA 90089-0193

Behrokh Khoshnevis

Industrial & Systems Engineering University of Southern California Lcs Angeles, CA 90089-0193

Simulation is a powerful tool for system analysis and decision sup port. Managers need sophisticated simulation tools to support time-critical decisions. This paperpresents an intelligent simula tion environment which provides the manager with analytical sup port through a user friendly interface. Using natural language, the user can build system dynamics simulation models. The applica tion domain is multi-level production distribution systems. DYNAMO code for the model is automatically generated.

Key Words: automatic model generator • DYNAMO • intelligent simulation environment • knowledge-based modeling, natural language interface • production-distribution systems, system dynamics.

SIMULATION, Vol. 52, No. 5, 207-211 (1989)
DOI: 10.1177/003754978905200506
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