A method of dynamic modeling: a scheme of MBS implementation

Abstract

Summary form only given, as follows. The author presents a method of dynamic modeling by a conventional technique. The method is based on the concept of model datarization (regarding the model as data). The management model can be divided into several basic arithmetic units (called operators), and these operators can be combined to construct any complicated program models. First, a general arithmetic model frame with a large operator matrix is built. Then, according to the user's requirement and the system's reasoning, the system matches the operators and builds a model with relational data pointers (RDPs). Therefore, one stores data pointers instead of models in the model base. When one wants to run a model, the system will call a set of data pointers and then run the general arithmetic model. This method provides three benefits: (1) using a traditional technique, it is easy to implement; (2) it stores the RDPs in the database without any further modification; and (3) the system can access data from the database directly.<>