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Requirements from WT2. 1: Identifications of needs 24 2.4.1 Papyrus Plugin 25
Requirements from WT2. 1: Identification of needs 36 2.7.1 Current Status 37
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2.9.1 Current status 41
2.9.2 Input models for FMU import 41
2.9.3 Future plans 41
2.9.4 Requirements from WT2.1: Identifications of needs 41
Requirements from WT2. 1: Identification of needs DOW#0012 O2-2: Behavioral Simulation of EAST-ADL2 models DOW#0017 O4-2: Evaluation of dependability & performance analyses
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2.5 Architecture optimization and configuration 13
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2.6 Plugin for EAST-ADL exchange format EAXML 14
2.6.1 Current status 14
2.6.2 Future plans 14
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2.8 Modelisar FMU Import 16
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2.1 consists of: • The various plugins and tools that make up the MAENAD analysis workbench (MAW) • This document providing references and short descriptions of the tools in the MAW. The MAW consists of software developed to provide support for modelling and analysis, based on specifications of WT3.x. One objective is to validate the analysis concepts The MAW will be made public in order to make the analysis concepts more accessible and understandable. This intermediate release consists of the sections Current status, Future plans and Requirements, where the latter describes what project and language requirements that the plugin/tool fulfills. The final deliverable will also include installation/usage instructions, not available for this release.
Requirements from WT2. 1: Identifications of needs
1) models are exchanged from the modeling workbench and the external tools of WT5.3; 2) the analysis tools of WT5.2 are used in link with the external tools of WT5.3, independently from the modeling workbench. Such scenarios rely on exchange based on EAXML files produced/read by the various tool chain participants.
