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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 12, 2017
Filed:
May. 16, 2016
Xldyn, Llc, Brighton, MI (US);
Kong Ping Oh, Troy, MI (US);
Thomas Tecco, Brighton, MI (US);
XLDYN, LLC., Brighton, MI (US);
Abstract
Measures of effectiveness (MoEs) of a system, including MoEs derived from physical variables and MoEs derived from non-physical variables, can be calculated using a single model using the same software system and the same set of data. Setting up and performance of trade-off studies may be facilitated. Data needed for simulation, including physical attributes such as inertia and spring rate and non-physical attributes such as cost, weight, and mean time between failures, may be persisted in the same manner. Different topologies may be created from the same model. A physical topology may include information that may be used to generate the governing systems equations based on laws of physics. A conceptual topology may include non-physical information, such as weight and cost information, and information that may be used to generate the governing systems equations based on probabilistic principles.