TWIN-007 — Simulate Twin Behavior

Go to C.3.3 Twin Node Requirements

The DIDO-TE SHALL simulate the behavior of each Twin Realization identified for simulation by the governing Test Definition.

• [DTE1] U.S. Patent Application US20220237111A1, virtual Twin Nodes, modification of Twin Nodes, baseline testing, comparison of results, and validation
• [DTE2] Non-Traditional BAA Submission, Digital Twin concepts, scenario testing, predictive modeling, integration, and Twin Nodes Selection
• [DTE9] Distributed Immutable Data Object Reference Architecture (DIDO-RA), Digital Twin concepts including simulation and predictive modeling

A Twin Realization may represent behavior as well as state, Configuration, communication, timing, or other characteristics.

Simulation allows a Test Execution to exercise represented behavior without requiring every behavior to originate from a corresponding physical or operational realization.

The Twin Relationship identifies the characteristics represented by the Twin Realization. The governing Test Definition identifies which Twin Realization participates in simulation and establishes the test conditions under which the simulated behavior is exercised.

Simulation does not require the Twin Realization to reproduce behavior outside the scope of the Twin Relationship.

Where correspondence between simulated and other Twin Realizations is assessed, the configured Fidelity Criteria provide the basis for that assessment.

• DIDO-TE
• Twin Identity
• Twin Relationship
• Twin Realization
• Twin Realization Type
• Twin Data Mapping
• Fidelity Criterion
• Configuration
• Test Definition
• Test Execution

Verification confirms that:

1. A Twin Realization identified for simulation by the governing Test Definition can simulate behavior.
2. The simulated behavior corresponds to characteristics represented by the governing Twin Relationship.
3. The simulated behavior responds to test conditions defined by the governing Test Definition.
4. Characteristics outside the scope of the Twin Relationship are not required to be simulated.
5. The simulated behavior remains associated with the Twin Realization that produced it.
6. Simulated behavior can be distinguished from behavior obtained from another Twin Realization.
7. Where Fidelity Criteria govern the simulated behavior, the simulation produces information sufficient to assess that behavior against those criteria.

Verification includes a Test Execution that exercises at least one represented behavior of a Twin Realization identified for simulation by the Test Definition.

This requirement supports Test Execution using simulated behavior from a Twin Realization.

Simulation may use established or synchronized state, configured Twin Data Mappings, Data Sources, communication characteristics, and test conditions. Simulated behavior may subsequently participate in comparison, Validation, monitoring, and evidence-producing activities.

TBD

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