In this paper, we provide a review of concepts and developments in operating procedure synthesis (OPS), starting from its early development through to its current state. Operating procedure synthesis is a problem in which a set of equipment manipulations and their orderings must be generated to take the process from an initial state to a goal state. While there has been ongoing research for about 30 years in this area, only a few systems have been reported to be industrially deployed. The approach taken in this paper is, first, to describe the problem in general terms; second, to discuss previous work in this area; and, finally, to present ideas and directions for future work.
RAFAEL BATRES, JAMES SOUTTER, STEVEN P. ASPREY, PAUL CHUNG. 2002. Operating procedure synthesis: science or art?. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 17:8 doi: 10.1017/S0269888902000498
RAFAEL BATRES, JAMES SOUTTER, STEVEN P. ASPREY, PAUL CHUNG. 2002. Operating procedure synthesis: science or art?. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 17:8 doi: 10.1017/S0269888902000498
Abstract: In this paper, we provide a review of concepts and developments in operating procedure synthesis (OPS), starting from its early development through to its current state. Operating procedure synthesis is a problem in which a set of equipment manipulations and their orderings must be generated to take the process from an initial state to a goal state. While there has been ongoing research for about 30 years in this area, only a few systems have been reported to be industrially deployed. The approach taken in this paper is, first, to describe the problem in general terms; second, to discuss previous work in this area; and, finally, to present ideas and directions for future work.
RAFAEL BATRES, JAMES SOUTTER, STEVEN P. ASPREY, PAUL CHUNG. 2002. Operating procedure synthesis: science or art?. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 17:8 doi: 10.1017/S0269888902000498
RAFAEL BATRES, JAMES SOUTTER, STEVEN P. ASPREY, PAUL CHUNG. 2002. Operating procedure synthesis: science or art?. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 17:8 doi: 10.1017/S0269888902000498
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RAFAEL BATRES, JAMES SOUTTER, STEVEN P. ASPREY, PAUL CHUNG. 2002. Operating procedure synthesis: science or art?. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 17:8 doi: 10.1017/S0269888902000498
RAFAEL BATRES, JAMES SOUTTER, STEVEN P. ASPREY, PAUL CHUNG. 2002. Operating procedure synthesis: science or art?. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 17:8 doi: 10.1017/S0269888902000498
