Tool Presentation Overview Sample Clauses

Tool Presentation Overview. ‌ The next sections contain a brief description of each of the tools following a unified outline, where the purpose of the tool is briefly outlined and compact installation and usage directions follow. To reflect the ASCENS approach to the software development lifecycle, we arrange the tool de- scriptions into two large groups. In Section 2, we place tools that deal mostly with the design cycle side, such as the modeling activities. Section 3 contains tools that provide runtime frameworks for executing either ensembles or simulations. Of necessity, the classification categories are not entirely distinct – some tools would fall into both groups. Such tools are listed only once, but the tool descrip- tion reflects the complete purpose of the tool. Figure 2: A jSAM specification (left) and the result of model-checking (right).
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Tool Presentation Overview. ‌ The next sections contain a brief description of each of the tools following a unified outline. First, the purpose of the tool is briefly outlined, together with the information on what inputs and outputs the tool has. Next, the text describes what progress has been made since the last reporting period and what is the integration perspective. Finally, for tools whose development has progressed sufficiently, the text provides compact installation and usage directions. To reflect the tool landscape structure, we arrange the tool descriptions into groups. In Section 2, we place tools that deal mostly with formal modeling of ensembles. In Section 3, we describe tools that help implement ensembles or simulations. Section 4 contains tools that provide runtime frameworks for executing either ensembles or simulations. Finally, Section 5 deals with tools for introspection at execution time. Of necessity, the classification categories are not entirely distinct – some tools would fall into multiple categories. Such tools are still listed under one category only, but the tool description reflects the complete purpose of the tool.
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