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A Graphical Modeling Language for Artificial Intelligence Applications in Automation Systems (2306.11767v1)
Published 20 Jun 2023 in cs.AI, cs.SY, and eess.SY
Abstract: AI applications in automation systems are usually distributed systems whose development and integration involve several experts. Each expert uses its own domain-specific modeling language and tools to model the system elements. An interdisciplinary graphical modeling language that enables the modeling of an AI application as an overall system comprehensible to all disciplines does not yet exist. As a result, there is often a lack of interdisciplinary system understanding, leading to increased development, integration, and maintenance efforts. This paper therefore presents a graphical modeling language that enables consistent and understandable modeling of AI applications in automation systems at system level. This makes it possible to subdivide individual subareas into domain specific subsystems and thus reduce the existing efforts.
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- Marvin Schieseck (5 papers)
- Philip Topalis (2 papers)
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