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Optimization-Based Computer-Aided Modelling and Design

Proceedings of the First Working Conference of the IFIP TC 7.6 Working Group, The Hague, The Netherlands, 1991

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  • © 1992

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  1. Adriaan Jacobus Maria Beulens
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  2. Hans-Jürgen Sebastian
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences (LNCIS, volume 174)

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Table of contents (21 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. A decision support system to determine bankhall concepts

    • Ing. H. H. Blaauwgeers, Ing. M. T. H. van Hettema
    Pages 1-8

  3. Constraint logic programming as a modeling tool

    • Johan M. Broek
    Pages 9-19

  4. A decision support system for packaging lines in food industry

    • G. D. H. Claassen
    Pages 20-27

  5. Optimization-based decision support system for turbine power units modelling and design

    • J. Doležal, Z. Schindler, J. Fidler, O. Matoušek
    Pages 28-37

  6. Search based planning for decision support

    • A. E. Eiben
    Pages 38-47

  7. User-oriented optimization system Op ti A for the solution of mathematical programming problems

    • J. Fidler, J. Doležal, J. Pacovský
    Pages 48-55

  8. Probabilistic analysis of algorithms for stuck-at test generation in PLAs

    • John Franco
    Pages 56-75

  9. "Decision support on logistic networks" - needs and developments -

    • Lorike Hagdorn- van der Meijden
    Pages 76-83

  10. Towards better understanding of the model concept in the context of information systems development

    • R. J. M. Hartog, C. A. J. Meijs
    Pages 84-95

  11. GLOBAL-DETECTOR: Knowledge-based analysis and diagnosis of economical performance on dairy farms

    • Wil H. G. J. Hennen, D. W. de Hoop
    Pages 96-115

  12. An optimisation model for setting pressure controllers to minimise leakage in pipe networks

    • K. S. Hindi, Y. M. Hamam
    Pages 116-125

  13. Optimal decisionmaking or optimal trouble-shooting?

    • G. J. Hofstede, A. J. M. Beulens
    Pages 126-138

  14. SLP-IOR: A model management system for stochastic linear programming - system design -

    • P. Kall, J. Mayer
    Pages 139-157

  15. Optimization problems of gnostics

    • P. Kovanic
    Pages 158-167

  16. A distributed knowledge-based system for implementation of manufacturing-programs on the shop floor

    • H. Krallmann, S. Albayrak
    Pages 168-184

  17. A discrete-event process analysis and modelling

    • J. Pik
    Pages 185-189

  18. Heuristic reasoning with the interactive mathematical programming system emp

    • K. Schittkowski
    Pages 190-210

  19. Modelling systems with exspect

    • K. M. van Hee, L. J. Somers, M. Voorhoeve
    Pages 211-222

  20. Experiences in decision support systems

    • Peter J. Verbeek
    Pages 223-252
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The working conference dealt with recent developments in the field of modelling and optimization and with knowledge based decision support systems. This contributed to the realiza- tion of the aims of the working group 7.6 which are: - to promote theoretical research in the field of optimization including mathematical programming and optimal control; -to encourage the development of sophisticated knowledge based systems in which refined optimization models and algorithms are used; - to contribute to the exchange and dissemination of information and collective experience among the inter- ested groups and individuals; - to support the practical ap- plication of such systems in control, engineering, industry, economy etc. A selection of papers is included into this proceedings vo- lume since they reflect the current state of research in areas of interest to the field of (KB)DDS, and/or they are the value for the dissemination and exchange of information related to research topicsof interest, and/or they describe relevant practical experience related to designing, buil- ding, implementing and using (KB)DSS.

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