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ASCEND supports an object-oriented hierarchy of <tt>MODEL</tt> elements that can be nested together to produce complex simulations. | ASCEND supports an object-oriented hierarchy of <tt>MODEL</tt> elements that can be nested together to produce complex simulations. | ||
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See also [[Object-oriented modelling]]. | See also [[Object-oriented modelling]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:20, 28 September 2014
ASCEND supports an object-oriented hierarchy of MODEL elements that can be nested together to produce complex simulations.
- models can contain sub-models
- models support REFINES for specialisations of generic model types
- models support parameters so one can have for example S IS_A stream('water')
See also Object-oriented modelling.