Qualitative and quantitative simulation: bridging the gap
Artificial Intelligence, 1997. [All Versions]. Shortcomings of qualitative simulation and of quantitative simulation motivate combining them to do simulations exhibiting strengths of both. The resulting class of techniques is called semiquantitative simulation. One approach to…
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AGI & CoCoSci › Papers > Domain Specific Language > Logic DSL Applications: “Artificial Intelligence, 1997. [All Versions]. Shortcomings of qualitative simulation and of quantitative simulation motivate combining them to do simulations exhibiting strengths of both. The resulting class of techniques is called semiquantitative simulation. One approach to…”