Simulation Notes Europe, Volume 24(1), April 2014

Intelligent Methods in Modelling and Simulation of Complex Systems

Simulation Notes Europe SNE 24(1), 2014, 1-10
DOI: 10.11128/sne.24.on.10221

Abstract

Data mining with a multitude of methodologies is a good basis for the integration of intelligent systems.  Small, specialised systems have a large number of feasible solutions, but developing truly adaptive, and still understandable, systems for highly complex systems require domain expertise and more compact approaches at the basic level. This paper focuses on the integration of methodologies in the smart adaptive applications. Statistical methods and arti?cial neural networks form a good basis for the data-driven analysis of interactions and fuzzy logic introduces solutions for knowledge-based understanding the system behaviour and the meaning of variable levels.
Efficient normalisation, scaling and decomposition approaches are the key methodologies in developing large-scale applications. Linguistic equation (LE) ap-proach originating from fuzzy logic is an efficient tech-nique for these problems.The nonlinear scaling methodology based on advanced statistical analysis is the corner stone in representing the variable meanings in a compact way to introduce intelligent indices for control and diagnostics. The new constraint handling together with generalised norms and moments facilitates recursive parameter estimation approaches for the adaptive scaling. Well-known linear methodologies are used for the steady state, dynamic and case-based modelling in connection with the cascade and interactive structures in building complex large scale applications. To achieve insight and robustness the parameters are de?ned separately for the scaling and the interactions.