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Operational-Object-Oriented Technology: Analysis of Scenarios in Project Control

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An integrated information technology of system analysis as the initial stage of a development cycle for designing prototypes of complex projects is designed. It combines the strong points of operational and objective-oriented approaches. Analysis stages include development of requirements for a project, creation of static and dynamic operational models, and objective-oriented architecture of the scenario of the project.

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Yuditskii, S.A. Operational-Object-Oriented Technology: Analysis of Scenarios in Project Control. Automation and Remote Control 62, 831–841 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010287226740

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