Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Qualitative simulation faces an intrinsic problem of scale: the number of limit hypotheses grows exponentially with the number of parameters approaching limits.  present a method called  Time-Scale Abstraction  for structuring a complex system as a hierarchy of smaller, interacting equilibrium mechanisms. Within this hierarchy, a given mechanism views a slor one as being constant, and a faster one as being instantaneous. A perturbation to a fast mechanism may be seen by a slor mechanism as a displacement of a monotonic function constraint.  demonstrate the time-scale abstraction hierarchy using the interaction beten the water and sodium balance mechanisms in medical physiology, an example drawn from a larger, fully implemented, program. Where the structure of a large system permits decomposition by time-scale, this abstraction method permits qualitative simulation of otherwise intractibly complex systems.
['Benjamin Kuipers']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Abstraction by time-scale in qualitative simulation
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