Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Recently, modeling and simulation of hybrid dynamic systems (HDSs) have attracted much attention. Hover, since simultaneously dealing with the discrete and continuous variables is very difficult, most of the models result in a unified but more complicated and unnatural format. Moreover, design engineers cannot be allod to use their preferred domain models. Based on the multiparadigm modeling concept, this correspondence proposes a Petri net framework with associated state equations to model the HDSs. In the presented approach, modeling schemes of the hybrid systems are separated but combined in a hierarchical way through specified interfaces. Designers can still work in their familiar domain-specific modeling paradigms, and the heterogeneity is hidden when composing large systems. An application to a rapid thermal process in semiconductor manufacturing is provided to demonstrate the practicability of the developed approach.
['Jin-Shyan Lee', 'Meng Chu Zhou', 'Pau-Lo Hsu']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Multiparadigm Modeling for Hybrid Dynamic Systems Using a Petri Net Framework
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