An Econometric Simulation Model: The Case of FUGI/MS

Masuo Aiso (), Akira Onishi, Fumiko Kimura (), Masayasu Atsumi, Toshiaki Imoto and Yuji Tokiwa ()
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Masuo Aiso: Soka University, Department of Information Systems Science, Faculty of Engineering
Akira Onishi: Soka University, Department of Information Systems Science, Faculty of Engineering
Fumiko Kimura: Soka University, Institute for Systems Science
Masayasu Atsumi: Soka University, Department of Information Systems Science, Faculty of Engineering
Toshiaki Imoto: Soka University, Department of Information Systems Science, Faculty of Engineering
Yuji Tokiwa: IBM Japan

A chapter in Global Interdependence, 1992, pp 263-266 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract FUGI/MS is a collection of computer software to support the building of the FUGI Global Model and its use for simulation. FUGI/MS is under prototype development towards an expert system. The key point of software design is to represent and interpret the model-builder’s requirements correctly and consistently. The requirements as knowledges representation are classified into two categories: model specifications and constraints. The model specifications are formal descriptions of a target model. The constraints are the knowledge on model-building procedures which make the model workable and justify its functioning. The information technologies of visualization, micro-mainframe link, and global computer networks will help promote the research tasks.

Keywords: econometric methods; expert system; knowledge base; large scale; micro-mainframe link; networking; simulation; specifications; visual presentation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1992
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DOI: 10.1007/978-4-431-68189-2_32

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