An object-oriented language for model representation

13 January 2003

conference paper
Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

p. 8-15
https://doi.org/10.1109/cacsd.1989.69825

Abstract

Omola (object-oriented modelling language), a language for structured dynamic models, is presented. The language is based on ideas from object-oriented programming. Models are represented as classes with attributes. Inheritance and hierarchical submodel decomposition improve model structure and facilitate reuse of models. The language is designed to be general and extensible in order to employ future, as yet unpredicted, model representation concepts. A few examples of extensions are given.

Keywords

OBJECT ORIENTED MODELING
CONTROL DESIGN
LIBRARIES
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
FORMAL LANGUAGES
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
STATE-SPACE METHODS
PROGRAMMING PROFESSION
PRODUCTIVITY
CHEMICALS

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