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- Nagy, Peter A. J.
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MaMiS : A Programming Environment for Numeric/Symbolic Data Processing
- 1988
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Licentiatavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This thesis describes a programming environment (called MaMiS - MATLAB and MACSYMA in Scheme) for symbolic/numeric data processing. This programming environment is based on three main parts:Scheme, a symbol manipulating language (a LISP dialect)MATLAB, a program for numeric scientific calculationsMACSYMA, a program for formula manipulationsA fourth part is added to MaMiS, the text editor DNU Emacs, which is used as an interface between the user and Scheme. The help functions in the system are implemented in GNU Emacs.We think that this programming environment is a useful tool for research in the are of applying techniques of symbolic data processing and artificial intelligence to signal processing and automatic control.The intended use of MaMiS is that the general problem solving is done in Scheme (perhaps in an expert system implemented in scheme), that numerical calculations are done in MATLAB and that formula manipulations (symbolic mathematics) are done in MACSYMA.The use of MaMiS is illustrated in some examples.
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- Nagy, Peter, et al.
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An Intelligent Tool for System Identification
- 1989
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Ingår i: Proceedings of the 1989 IEEE Control Systems Society Workshop on Computer-Aided Control System Design. - Linköping : Linköping University. ; , s. 58-63
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- An application of the MaMiC programming environment (a programming environment for handling both numeric and symbolic data) is described. The application is an intelligent interface to MathWorks' System Identification Toolbox. The interface contains two parts: one that makes it easier to use the System Identification Toolbox (by simplifying the syntax and by bookkeeping of all variables used in the system), and one that gives the user advice during an identification session. A decision support system which advises the user only about the interpretation of certain results and how to do reasonable commands, actions, etc. is described and illustrated by an example.
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