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Automatic generation of object models for process planning and control purposes using an international standard for information exchange

Falkman et al., 2003

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13154443793996355582
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Falkman P
Nielsen J
Lennartson B
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J. System., Cybern., Inf.

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In this paper a formal mapping between static information models and dynamic models is presented. The static information models are given according to an international standard for product, process and resource information exchange,(ISO 10303-214). The dynamic models …
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