cosmos: a visual environment for component-based modeling, experimental design, and simulation

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SIMUTools, Rome, Italy 2009 CoSMoS: A Visual Environment for Component-Based Modeling, Experimental Design, and Simulation Vignesh Elamvazhuthi [email protected] Content Management and Archiving EMC Corporation, CA, USA Hessam Sarjoughian [email protected] ACIMS Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering School of Computing and Informatics Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA

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CoSMoS: A Visual Environment for Component-Based Modeling, Experimental Design, and Simulation. Hessam Sarjoughian [email protected] ACIMS Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering School of Computing and Informatics Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA. Vignesh Elamvazhuthi - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SIMUTools, Rome, Italy 2009

CoSMoS: A Visual Environment for Component-Based Modeling,

Experimental Design, and Simulation

Vignesh [email protected]

Content Management and Archiving EMC Corporation, CA, USA

Hessam [email protected]

ACIMSDept. of Computer Science and Engineering

School of Computing and InformaticsArizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA

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Motivation

Simulation modeling is complex

Theoretical models are domain-neutral Visual modeling notations are restrictive Domain knowledge is unstructured Automated code generation is incomplete Design of experiments are unconstrained

Modeling

&

Simulation

SoftwareModels

ProgrammingLanguages

ModelSpecification

SimulationProtocols

M&S research and practices: various combinations of methods, tools, and processes spanning software engineering and modeling and simulation are commonly used

Paper/pencilStandalone tools

IDEssimulators

StandardsIntegrated M&S Development Environment

Eclipse

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Some M&S Frameworks Many modeling approaches exist

General-purpose and domain-specific, e.g., DEVS Opnet Ptolemy SimEvents

Ptolemy II: • pre-built components can be visually

synthesized; • domain-specific model libraries

reduce efforts in model development

tool

High Level Architecture with Federation Development Process are aimed at simplifying and reducing cost/effort M&S activities such as simulation validation

software-centric

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Modeling & Simulation LifecycleCommon steps (a simplified view)

• Conceptual or (Semi-)Formal specification• Software design• Code development• Simulation experiments• Evaluating model dynamics

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if (phaseIs("passive")) for (int i=0; i< x.getLength();i++) if (messageOnPort(x,"in",i)){ job = x.getValOnPort("in",i); holdIn("busy",processing_time);}}

Experiments

High-Level Model Design

Simulation Model Development

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AbstractDetectorController_Observ er

update(subject_in : AbstractDetectorController_Subject) : v oid

(from Mount)

AbstractDetectorController

subjectState : String

getState() : String

(from Detector)AbstractMountController

observ erState : String

(from Mount)

<<realize>>

1

-subject

1

<<subscribe>>

Observ atory ControlSy stem <<creates>>

AbstractDetectorControllerNode

(from Detector)

1

1

1

1

AbstractDetectorController_Subject

observ ers : Array

attach(observ er : AbstractDetectorController_Observ er) : v oiddettach(observ er : AbstractDetectorController_Observ er) : v oidnotif y () : v oid

(from Detector)

n

-observ ers

n

<<uses>>

1..n

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1..n

1

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Component-Based System Modeler (CoSMo) Specifying a family of models

System-theoretic component models supports DEVS supports XML-schema can support other component-based models

e.g., differential equation models

Model persistence Full structure, partial behavior, and complexity metrics

Definitions AxiomsPrimitive Model Composite ModelSpecializationTemplate Model Instance Template Model

Instance Model

Typing InheritanceUniformityStrict Hierarchy

VisualModeling

LogicalModeling

PersistentModeling

ModelTranslators

Simulation language

Markup Language

modeling

started in 2001

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CoSMo Environment

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DEVS-Suite Simulator

A discrete-event simulator supporting parallel DEVS modeling formalism DEVSJAVA

Logical and soft real-time execution Interactions (messages) is animated Requires compiled simulation code

DEVS Tracking Environment Design of experiments for any component’s I/O Data collection and storage (tabular and CSV)

TimeView Generating I/O time trajectories with select state

variables

simulation

started in 1996

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CoSMoS: Concept and Base Architecture

repositories

models

simulatable,non-simulatable

code

visualization

data sets

translators

CDNS

DEVS

transla

tor

XML

transla

tor

SO

A

MIP

S3

2

manufa

cturin

gDEVS-Suite

CA

connectivityschemes

CoSMo

component-based

CA: Cellular AutomataSOA: Service Oriented ArchitectureCDNS: Collaborative Distributed Network System

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Process LifecycleModels– component-based model specificationRepositories – persistent modelsVisualization –

Model notation for defining model specifications

Simulation plots/graphs for simulations

Code – Simulation model generates behaviorTranslators – generating simulation code from model specificationsData – simulated model dynamics

Select database

Select an existing template model or create new

model

Select instance template model and create its

instance models

Transform instance models

Database

Add behavior to simulation models

Partial DEVS-Suite

ModelsMod

el D

evel

opm

ent

Select and load simulation models

Select visualization modes ( SimView,

TimeView and Tracking Log)

JVM

Select input/output

ports of models for tracking

Completed and compiled

DEVS-Suite files

Execute

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SimView Tracking Log TimeViewSim

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tion model

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Unique Instance Model Names

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Specialization

Primitive Models

Composite Models

family of Instance Template Models are systematically mapped to multiple Instance Models

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Model / Class Name Relationship

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Model/Data Categories

discrete-eventcontinuous

RootRoot

Mb_models

<Name of Database 1> <Name of Database 2> <Name of Database 3>

XML Models

Database1.mdb

Model1.Java

Model2.Java

Model3.Java

Model1.class

Model2.class

Model3.class SES DTD Models SES XSD Models CoSMo DTD Models

JAVA Models NSM Models

CompiledModelsDEVS_SuiteGeneratedModelsDEVS_Suite

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Consistency: Models and Code

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1-to-1 relationship between logical model and generated code holds (uni-directional)

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Generation/Viewing of Simulation Results

Select Database

Select an existing template model or create new

model

Select instance template model and create its

instance models

Transform instance models

CoSMoDatabase

Add behavior to simulation models

Select and load simulation models

Select visualization modes ( SimView,

TimeView and Tracking Log)

JVM

Select input/output

ports of models for tracking

Partial DEVSJAVA

Models

Completed and compiled

DEVSJAVA files

Execute

CoSMo

CoSMoS

DEVS-Suite

SimView Tracking Log TimeView

animation tabulated results time trajectories

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A Comparison: Visual Complexity

Metrics Ptolemy IISimEvent

sCoSMo

Slogical components 9 11 5ports 15 29 10couplings 11 14 4monitoring components 2 4 0*trajectory viewers 2 4 4

• Logical components with messages among ports and couplings are animated

• Monitoring components represent time-based trajectories (trend charts) in the model layout.

• Trajectory viewers refers to the different views that show up on simulation.

* Pops-up dialog boxes to select the trajectory viewers.

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Metrics Ptolemy IISimEvent

sCoSMo

Slogical components 9 11 5ports 15 29 10couplings 11 14 4monitoring components 2 4 0*trajectory viewers 2 4 4total # of components

39 62 23

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Summary

Supports

Automated consistency among a family of logical/visual models

Automated generation of simulatable code (e.g., DEVS-Suite) for target simulators or code for data (XML Schema)

Visual configuration for experiments

Simplifies M&S verification, validation, and accreditation activities

Supports Future Research (easy hard)

Automated consistency among a family of logical/visual models

Consistency between logical models and user-modified code is bi-directional Reverse Modeling

Automated generation of partial simulatable code (e.g., DEVS-Suite) for target simulators or code for data processing (XML Schema)

Behavioral modeling is completely supported; separation between domain-neutral and domain-specific is supported

Visual configuration for experimentsExperimental data storage and meta knowledge about models and data are managed

Simplifies M&S verification, validation, and accreditation activities

Collaborative M&S is supported

Hybrid modeling is supported (e.g., continuous, discrete, cellular automata models)

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Integrated Modeling and Simulation with CoSMoS: First Generation

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DEVS-Suite and CoSMoS

DEVS-Suite

http://devs-suitesim.sourceforge.net/

CoSMo and CoSMoS (soon will be made available at SourceForge)