Design of a Component-Based Simulation Framework for Component Testing Using SpringDM

Potužák, Tomáš; Lipka, Richard; Snajberk, Jaroslav; Brada, Přemek; Herout, Pavel

doi:10.1109/ecbs-eerc.2011.41

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“…For a more detailed description of the particular types of the components and their interactions, see [5] and [24]. …”

Section: Types Of Components Of the Simulation Frameworkmentioning

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“…These components provide services, which are required by the real tested components. So, the real tested components (second type) have available all services they need for their functionality and they are not aware that they are running in a simulated environment [5].…”

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“…SIMCO SIMULATION FRAMEWORK Considering the issues of the simulation testing based only on models of the software components mentioned in previous section, we have developed the SimCo simulation framework. The SimCo enables the direct testing of real software components in a simulated environment [5], [24]. It is described in detail in [24].…”

Section: B Simulation Testing Of Software Componentsmentioning

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“…In one simulation experiment, there can be one or more real components, which can interact among each other and with the simulation environment [5].…”

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“…The simulation framework itself is componentbased (i.e. constructed from individual software components) in order to maximize its modularity and usability [5].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Testing a Component-Based Application for Road Traffic Crossroad Control Using the SimCo Simulation Framework

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Component-based software development is an important trend in software engineering. Using this approach, a system can be constructed from a set of individual components (i.e. pieces of software with defined interfaces and functionality). On deployment, components are usually not tested for their correct functionality since this is considered to be implied. Simulation tests are nevertheless often used to determine extra-functional properties and quality of services. However, only models of the components are usually used for such testing. In this paper, we present the SimCo -a simulation framework for testing of real software components in a simulation environment. This enables thorough tests of components without the need to create their (potentially incorrect) models. The SimCo itself is constructed from components as well in order to enable its modularity and usability. The utilization of the SimCo is demonstrated on a case study involving component-based application for the control of a road traffic crossroad.

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“…For a more detailed description of the particular types of the components and their interactions, see [5] and [24]. …”

Section: Types Of Components Of the Simulation Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Types Of Components Of the Simulation Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: B Simulation Testing Of Software Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In one simulation experiment, there can be one or more real components, which can interact among each other and with the simulation environment [5].…”

Section: Types Of Components Of the Simulation Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The simulation framework itself is componentbased (i.e. constructed from individual software components) in order to maximize its modularity and usability [5].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Testing a Component-Based Application for Road Traffic Crossroad Control Using the SimCo Simulation Framework

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Low-cost GPS/INS integration with accurate measurement modeling using an extended state observer

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Coexisting Behavior and Status Transition of the Hodgkin-Huxley Cardiac Purkinje Fiber Model Under External AC Injection

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The membrane current $$I_m$$ I m of the Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) cardiac Purkinje fiber (CPF) model is usually calculated as direct current (DC). In this paper, a conventional alternating current (AC) is used, namely $$I_{AC} = \textrm{Asin}(2 \pi ft)$$ I AC = Asin ( 2 π f t ) , as the impressed injection. Dynamic characters of the model with different AC parameters and various initial conditions are observed through phase plane orbits, waveforms, bifurcation diagrams, and Lyapunov exponent spectra, which reveal multiple coexisting membrane action potential patterns, corresponding to the coexisting attractors of the same or different periods in the phase diagram. Meanwhile, the model undergoes period, quasi-period and local forward or inverse period-doubling bifurcations with changes in amplitude A or frequency f, which further proves the complex nonlinear property of the AC-injected model. In addition, by changing the external current $$I_m$$ I m , the sodium-ion and potassium-ion equilibrium potentials, i.e. $$E_{Na}$$ E Na and $$E_{K}$$ E K , respectively, the regularity of the CPF heartbeat frequency is observed. The state transformations of CPF are found between normal, abnormal and sudden cardiac arrest, and the method adjusting from the dangerous state to the normal heartbeat frequency range is investigated. This study may provide a reference for exploring the evolution of nonlinear dynamics in HH CPF model and protecting the health of life and heart.

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Design of a Component-Based Simulation Framework for Component Testing Using SpringDM

Abstract: In this paper, we present the design of a simulation framework aimed to support testing of real components in a simulation environment. This enables thorough tests of software components without the need to create their models.

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

Testing a Component-Based Application for Road Traffic Crossroad Control Using the SimCo Simulation Framework

Testing a Component-Based Application for Road Traffic Crossroad Control Using the SimCo Simulation Framework

Low-cost GPS/INS integration with accurate measurement modeling using an extended state observer

Coexisting Behavior and Status Transition of the Hodgkin-Huxley Cardiac Purkinje Fiber Model Under External AC Injection

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