Monthly Archives: October 2020

on-demand computation

KOMEGA REQUIREMENTS: Basic Version with optional on-demand Computations by the Computer

Integrating Engineering and the Human Factor (info@uffmm.org) eJournal uffmm.org ISSN 2567-6458, Nov 15, 2020

Author: Gerd Doeben-Henisch
Email: gerd@doeben-henisch.de

CONTEXT

As described in the uffmm eJournal  the wider context of this software project is a generative theory of cultural anthropology [GCA] which is an extension of the engineering theory called Distributed Actor-Actor Interaction [DAAI]. In  the section Case Studies of the uffmm eJournal there is also a section about Python co-learning – mainly
dealing with python programming – and a section about a web-server with
Dragon. This document is part of the Case Studies section.

CONTENT

Introducing a new general interface to transfer messages to the simulator as computer to compute explicitly some functions.

PDF DOCUMENT

requirements-inductive-semantics-27Oct2020

VIDEO [de]

This video explains in German the new ‘computation on-demand’ element of the change rules. More details are explained in the preceding English Text of the PDF document. As next step this idea will be implemented and it will be shown with another video, how this idea looks like in action.

VIDEO 2 [DE]

Explains  the first Problem-Vision-Preferences Module and makes some remarks how this is related  to the final evaluation module.

unified rule documents, unified state descriptions

komega-v09b: from minimal to basic, first step

Journal: uffmm.org,
ISSN 2567-6458, Oct 14 until  Oct-21, 2020
Email: info@uffmm.org
Author: Gerd Doeben-Henisch
Email:gerd@doeben-henisch.de

ABSTRACT

This is the first step from the minimal version v08e into the direction of a basic version v09x. In v09b you can integrate multiple state descriptions into one state S and multiple rule documents into one X and then you can use these unified documents (S,X) for your simulation.

PDF Documents

The main program:
sourcecode-komega-v09b
The imported classes:
sourcecode-kcv9b

(If You want to use these sources on Windows 10 then you have to edit the last line of the classes document following the instruction there)

(During the next weeks — somewhere after 9.December 2020 — the whole software will be accessible by an interactive webpage)

change, change expression, change rules, condition, duration, Eminus, Eplus, evaluation modes, evaluation state, expert, multiple states, preferences, Probability, problem document, resources, Simulation, simulation end state, simulation state, state, state description, vision statement

KOMEGA REQUIREMENTS: From the minimal to the basic version

ISSN 2567-6458, 18.October  2020
Email: info@uffmm.org
Author: Gerd Doeben-Henisch
Email: gerd@doeben-henisch.de

CONTEXT

As described in the uffmm eJournal  the wider context of this software project is a generative theory of cultural anthropology [GCA] which is an extension of the engineering theory called Distributed Actor-Actor Interaction [DAAI]. In  the section Case Studies of the uffmm eJournal there is also a section about Python co-learning – mainly
dealing with python programming – and a section about a web-server with
Dragon. This document is part of the Case Studies section.

CONTENT

Here we present the ideas how to extend the minimal version to a first basic version. At least two more advanced levels will follow.

VIDEO (EN)

(Last change: Oct 17, 2020)

VIDEO(DE)

(last change: Oct 18, 2020)

komega, komega change rules, komega problem, komega simulation, komega simulation examples, komega situation, komega software, komega vision, komega-v08e, programming, python, python 3, python program, software

komega-v08e. First complete minimal version with tests

Journal: uffmm.org,
ISSN 2567-6458,Oct 14 until  Oct-15, 2020
Email: info@uffmm.org
Author: Gerd Doeben-Henisch
Email:gerd@doeben-henisch.de

ABSTRACT

This is the first complete minimal version together with two tests with the German language  as well as with the English language. From now on this ‘starting point’ will be improved step wise until some point in the future.

PDF Documents

PYTHON CODE MAIN FILE

This file is importing the file kcv8e

komega-v08e-main

(Last change: Oct 11, 2020)

PYTHON USED CLASSES

kcv8e-classes

This file is importing the ‘shelve’ module. The ‘shelve’ module has a different back end with linux or windows. See the remark at the end of the kcv8e file.

(Last change: Oct 15, 2020)

EXAMPLE with GERMAN language

test-komega-v08e-GermanExample1

(Last change Oct 15,2020)

EXAMPLE with ENGLISH language

test-komega-v08e-EnglishExample1

(Last change: Oct 15, 2020)

LINUX – WINDOWS10

(Last change: Oct 13,2020)

If you want to run the program komega-v08e.py which is importing kcv8e.py which in turn is importing the shelve modul under Windows 10 then you have in the file kcv8e.py the last line, where the storage objects initializes three databases:

LINUX:

st=Storage(‘STAT1′,’RULE1′,’PV1’)

WINDOWS10:

st=Storage(‘STAT1.dat’,’RULE1.dat’,’PV1.dat’)

The reason for this is that the shelve modul is using internally a db-interface which can be differently be implemented on different systems. For windows you need this special Postfix ‘.dat’ to indicate the windows-specific implementation.

VIDEOS

These videos show the generation of cases

(Protocol of first live session, see video)

GerdIstHungrig1

(Recorded: Oct 15, 2020 8:30am)

(Protocol 2nd live session, see video)

test-komega-v08e-GermanExample2

(recorded: Oct 15, 2020 11:30 am)