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A qualitative simulation of the model can be compared with on-line data for fault detection purpose.

This paper presents a formalism called Time Interval Petri Nets (TIPNs), which are designed to support a qualitative simulation of temporal concurrent processes.

The roundness of the cavities is evaluated and the elliptical shape of the cavities is explained through a qualitative simulation of the flow fluid in the inter-electrode gap.

In the above QML P stands for QDE model learning for Problem P; QS m) stands for the qualitative simulation of Model m, and the result is a set containing all qualitative states obtained from the simulation.

We used the model to perform qualitative simulation of gene expression dynamics (Fig. 2B), with the PN node state of two tokens being used to represent a steady state where transcript and protein are functional.

Previously, sensitivity analysis has been used for the analysis of the dynamic properties of gene networks either in the qualitative simulation of coarse-grained models or in the extensive numerical simulations of nonlinear differential equation models or stochastic dynamic models [ 10, 11].

Similar arguments hold for our qualitative simulations of chronic irradiation.

Previously, sensitivity analysis has been used for analysis of the dynamic properties of gene networks either in qualitative simulations of coarse-grained models or in extensive numerical simulations of non-linear differential equation models or stochastic dynamic models (de Jong, 2002; Szallasi et al., 2006).

We show how a qualitative simulation model of the subject matter can be reformulated to fit the requirements of general diagnostic engines such as GDE.

Shortcomings of qualitative simulation and of quantitative simulation motivate combining them to do simulations exhibiting strengths of both.

It provides qualitative insight into system dynamics through qualitative simulation and enables mechanistic simulation of genotype phenotype relationships in human cells, where quantitative data are sparse and qualitative molecular biology data are readily available.