Is there any Standard ANSI/ASME flowcharts? My interest is in processes with human – machine interaction. e.g. car driving, buying in vending machine, among others.
No Mathematical Formulations yet, I will explore the UML diagrams. Thanks!
i dont understand exactly you, but first you have to constract your model, after You can try it in MAtlab/Simulink blocks.
I am not expecting to simulate something. I just want to represent the layers in the model. I need to do a diagram.
Cheers!
I think an activity diagram might offer what you want. It supports the notion of swim lanes for organizational responsibilities.
Hi Oscar,
I think, there are several ways to do so:
- UML: Should be a good choice, since it produces nice pictures ;) - I'd suggest looking at Activity Diagrams (as mentioned before) and at Sequence Charts. The latter one also allows for presenting more details on the interaction
- On top of UML, you could use SysML (but not sure if this is too big)
- You can also have a look at the FMC language: http://www.fmc-modeling.org/
The notation depends on the audience that you need to address. Can you give some details on that? If you have to talk to techies then maybe Matlab/Simulink is also an idea as those generate more technical models (also visuals...).
Cheers, Marco
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