Plan for proposal presentation

Jan 19, 2006 16:29


(Once again, I am finding myself in need of somewhere to type out plans and thoughts. So, the research journal lives on...)

I am trying to work out a plan for my proposal presentation - Here is the tentative outline:
  • Problem Description and Motivation
    • The need for simulation adaptation
      • Simulation reuse under changing requirements
      • Overcoming semantic incompatibility in component-based simulation
      • Adapting in response to observed data (data-driven simulation)
    • Review related work:
      • Design for Change
      • Automatic Programming
      • Automatic Adaptation
      • Compositional Modeling
    • The need for a domain-specific approach - Manual is not fast enough, particularly for data-driven and real-time applications
  • Background: Flexible points and coercion
    • The target domain: Coercible software. Its properties:
      • Involves a lot of model abstraction opportunities
      • Uses stochastics
      • Based around logical time and time management
    • Definition of flexible points
    • Coercion process
      • Expert insight
      • Optimization/automatic search
      • Manual modification
    • Need for coercibility - Encoding SME insight in advance
  • Proposed research: Language constructs for coercible software. Steps:
    • Study and select assumptions about model abstractions
    • Finalize requirements for flexible point language constructs
    • Establish categories of flexible points (taxonomy)
    • Propose language constructs to cover the whole taxonomy
    • Evaluation through case studies, demonstration of connection with automatic tools
  • Conclusion
    • Understanding of model abstraction opportunities and language constructs to represent them
    • Impact on simulation users: Accelerating coercion, making components flexible, etc.
    • Research Plan
      • Milestones
      • Criteria for Completion
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