A multi-agent methodology for multi-level modeling of mechatronic systems

Hammadi, Moncef; Choley, Jean-Yves; Mhenni, Faïda

doi:10.1016/j.aei.2014.03.005

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“…Other techniques, in that case, such as finite element method (FEM), are more suitable. Some works in literature proposes to use multi-agent approach for the multi-level modeling of mechatronic systems to couple detailed multi-physics modeling based on FEM method with the system level modeling based on differential algebraic equations [10].…”

Section: B Modeling Methodsmentioning

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PLACIS: Systems engineering through a project-based learning approach general framework, debates and achievements through an overview and a concrete example

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Brunner

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2015 IEEE International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE)

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PLACIS (Collaborative Platform for Systems Engineering) is a project funded by the French National Agency for Research under the “Investments for the future” program. PLACIS started in September 2012 and is run by Institut Polytechnique Grand Paris (IPGP, gathering ISMEP - Supméca, ENSEA and EISTI). In the framework of both a rapid change in engineering education and a need of young engineers able to think “systems”, PLACIS aims to promote active learning and teaching through industrial, international and at-a-distance collaborative projects, carried out by engineer students. The main general objectives of PLACIS are to develop or create the involvement of teachers and students into new teaching practice, but also to answer the needs of the industry. We train students not only to become classic engineers, but also to be able to understand multidisciplinary and industrial issues, to work in teams with people from different cultures, all these points giving them the ability to move easily in today's and tomorrow's industrial world and to think “systems”, to really understand a context and be able to propose adapted answers that are more than the old “think global, act local”. In order to illustrate concretely what is PLACIS, we can easily rely on the example of an industrial project started at the beginning of PLACIS in September 2012 and which is still in progress between Istituto Motori - CNR (IM-CNR), Università di Napoli Federico II (UNINA) and Institut Polytechnique Grand Paris (IPGP)

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confidence: 99%

PLACIS: Systems engineering through a project-based learning approach general framework, debates and achievements through an overview and a concrete example

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Lanthony

Brunner

et al. 2015

2015 IEEE International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE)

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“…Several agents' structures can be found according to the degree of interactions between agents [25,52,53]. With DOCK, agents are organized into teams to facilitate knowledge capitalization and sharing.…”

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An organizational approach to designing an intelligent knowledge-based system: Application to the decision-making process in design projects

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Monticolo

Bonjour

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Advanced Engineering Informatics

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“…The mechanism searches for globally optimal designs, where no participant is necessary to own full knowledge of the entire design space. Furthermore, multi-agent design paradigm has also been used to tackle the issue of multi-level modeling in mechatronic design 20 . Analysis models belonging to different abstraction levels were encapsulated into agents linked with relationships and managed with design rules.…”

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An agent-supported approach for the collaborative design of complex systems

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Guizani

Choley

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Int. J. Model. Simul. Sci. Comput.

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A novel approach for partitioning and coordinating the collaborative design optimization of complex systems is described. A partitioning metric has been formulated to select the best partitioning solutions among the total possibilities of dividing the complex design optimization problem. Then, an agent-supported approach is used for the coordination of the collaborative design optimization. The approach has been applied to the case of a preliminary design of an electric vehicle, to demonstrate how various agents can effectively communicate with each other to provide support to the collaborative design optimization of complex systems.

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A multi-agent methodology for multi-level modeling of mechatronic systems

Cited by 16 publications

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PLACIS: Systems engineering through a project-based learning approach general framework, debates and achievements through an overview and a concrete example

PLACIS: Systems engineering through a project-based learning approach general framework, debates and achievements through an overview and a concrete example

An organizational approach to designing an intelligent knowledge-based system: Application to the decision-making process in design projects

An agent-supported approach for the collaborative design of complex systems

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