Sap Se

Irene Chen

Honggang Wang

Xingtian Shi

Philippe Nemery

Yan Tan

Yuanyuan Cen

Pranav Wankawala

Yingbin Zheng

Mark Finch

Vimala K

Terry Wang

A rule handler may receive a first routing rule and a second routing rule, each routing rule characterizing at least one potential physical transportation route. A rule converter may convert the first routing rule and the second routing rule into a first finite automaton (FA) and a second finite automaton, respectively, and may combine the first finite automaton and the second finite automaton into a finite automaton network graph. A graph comparator may then compare the finite automaton network graph to existing physical transportation routes, and a route selector may select, based on the comparing, at least one feasible physical transportation route from the existing physical transportation routes, the at least one feasible physical transportation route being an instance of the at least one potential physical transportation route.

Automaton-based framework for asset network routing

Data for simulation are selected from an in-memory database of an in-memory database server or simultaneous scenarios simulation at a business application server. The simulation results of a plurality of scenarios received from the business application server are temporarily stored at the in-memory database. One scenario from the plurality of scenarios is selected based on using user-defined rules at the in-memory database server. The selected scenario is communicated to the business application server.

HANA based multiple scenario simulation enabling automated decision making for complex business processes

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