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Pérennou, Tanguy. "Une architecture à métaobjets pour systèmes répartis tolérant les fautes." Toulouse, INPT, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997INPT001H.
Full textGaudan, Stéphanie. "Management des risques de fautes de conception liées aux technologies orientées objet pour leur utilisation dans les applications avioniques critiques." Toulouse, INSA, 2007. http://eprint.insa-toulouse.fr/archive/00000187/.
Full textObject-Oriented technologies could significantly reduce the development costs of software applications. Consequently, the suppliers of critical avionics applications are interested in using these technologies. For that purpose, they beforehand have to demonstrate their control of these technologies to the certification authorities. A set of intrinsic risks of these technologies was intuitively identified by feedback. In our works, we propose a risk management process allowing to control the design faults risks induced by the Object-Oriented technologies. We begin by identifying the risk and their sources. We propose in this way two specific models of risk identification. Then, we define a set of specific metrics in order to estimate these risks and their factors. We have particularly developed metrics allowing the integration of a key risk factor: the designer understanding of the elements of code contained in an object-oriented program. We estimate globally the fault risks by means of Bayesian Networks filled up with static analysis of the code. Finally, the networks analysis can provide flexible, adapted and justified guidelines, bringing necessary guarantees of the technologies control for the certification
Knaff, Alain. "Conception et réalisation d'un service de stockage fiable et extensible pour un système réparti à objets persistants." Phd thesis, Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble), 1996. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00004998.
Full textSadou, Nabil. "Aide à la conception des systèmes embarqués sûrs de fonctionnement." Phd thesis, INSA de Toulouse, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00192045.
Full textColloc, Joël. "Une Approche orientée objet pour l’élaboration d'applications médicales." Lyon, INSA, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990ISAL0054.
Full text[This study shows the specificity of the physician's information needs especially the empiricism, vagueness, lack of precision and evolutive nature of medical knowledge. We present the improvements brought by existing models and we propose an object-oriented approach to : develop applications in medicine and human science fields. The model provides twin conceptual levels : 1 : The inner level: "in-object", establishes an abject-composition hierarchy, with an ascendant multiple inheritance. Functions represent the evolution of the object, they evaluate its state, and give its behaviour. 2 : The outer level: · "out-abject" provide specialisation hierarchy of abject types, with a top down simple inheritance. Types check static and dynamic constraints of instanced objects. The model gives an analogic and inductive reasoning using the type hierarchy. We emphasize the interest of the abject approach in software engineering : and the encapsulation facilitates modularity,portability, safety and confidentiality. Any interface should allow the user freedom This study shows the specificity of the physician's information needs especially the empiricism, vagueness, lack of precision and evolutive nature of medical knowledge. We present the improvements brought by existing models and we propose an object-oriented approach to : develop applications in medicine and human science fields. The model provides twin conceptual levels : 1. The inner level: "in-object", establishes an object-composition hierarchy, with an ascendant multiple inheritance. Functions represent the evolution of the object, they evaluate its state, and give its behaviour. 2:The outer level : "out-abject" provides a specialisation hierarchy of abject types, with a topdown simple inheritance. Types check static and dynamic constraints of instanced objects. The model gives an analogic and inductive reasoning using the type hierarchy. We emphasize the interest of the abject approach in software engineering: and the encapsulation facilitates modularity,portability, safety and confidentiality. Any interface should allow the user freedom. To use the system in different ways. We propose a method of building \ applications which integrates expert systems. We apply it in the design of an object- oriented tool called 03ADM to aid medical diagnosis. To use the system in different ways. We propose a method of building \ applications which integrates expert systems. We apply it in the design of an object-oriented tool called 03ADM to aid medical diagnosis. ]
Vettor, Patrick de. "Une architecture logicielle à objets pour la conception d'applications industrielles complexes." Besançon, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991BESA2005.
Full textMoréjon, José. "Le Système d'aide a la conception de la base de données du SGBD SCRABBLE." Lyon, INSA, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987ISAL0057.
Full textRelational DBMS have progressed rapidly in recent years. We now have commercially viable relational DBMS to effectively store and retrieve large quantities of data from micro computers to very large computers. Meanwhile the information system design methods became more useful and practical. For the most part, researchers in these two areas have developed their works independently and as far as we know, very few works have been done to merge an aided design system into a DBMS. The combined use of a DBMS and an aided design system is then potentially very valuable for DB application. The purpose of this work is to propose such a system in order to help the designer to get a right data structure and integrate this structure in the data dictionary. An extended Entity-Relationship Model, which offers a wider semantics than the classical Relational Model is used. The designer expresses the users needs from a set of documents of a given company, then the system builds a set of data dictionaries which are exploited by ether functions of the system. The implementation of data is also studied here. We suppress the physical links between data in replacing them by logical links which lead to a storage method called "vectorial". This absence of links allows, for present developments, to modify easily the conceptual structure of the data base and leads to a modular system of design. Our contribution essentially consists in the proposal of an friendly system can be used by a casual user in a very efficient way. The user will be able to employ efficiently without experience in data base. In that purpose, handled concepts are simple, and a help is provided at each level to get the wished result. This system does not require knowledge in data base theory. A help function can be used at each step of the design process
Romanczuk, Annya. "Vers un guide méthodologique pour la conception de programmes orientés objet." Lille 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989LIL10133.
Full textBari, Moncef. "Une méthode d'analyse et de conception orientée objet de systèmes d'information actifs." Paris 6, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA066027.
Full textRainjonneau, Serge. "Un modèle orienté-objet pour la simulation comportementale." Toulouse 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992TOU30286.
Full textCarré, Bernard. "Méthodologie orientée objet pour la représentation des connaissances : concepts de point de vue, de représentation multiple et évolutive d'objet." Lille 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989LIL10018.
Full textWang, Xin. "Doomex : méthode de développement orienté objet multi-exploitants." Chambéry, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994CHAMS020.
Full textAyache, Madjid. "CASsiopéE : vers une méthodologie de conception par réutilisation." Lyon, INSA, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994ISAL0063.
Full textThe work aims to propose an object-oriented methodology of information systems development named CASsiopeE. The methodology is based on the principle of cooperation of methods and tool parts, generalizing thus the meta-rule of reuse by applying it on methods and tools themselves. In order to achieve these objectives, we have developed a representation model using three planes (structuration, communication and inheritance), corresponding to our tridimensional view of the abject. This model, named ACE, allows, besides a pedagogical and clear representation, integration of different views of the same application. ACE constitutes a framework of federation and integration of methods and tools. In order to illustrate the aspects of modularity, integration and federation, we have shown how ACE allows integration of parts imported from different methods. Indeed, we have used the communication model of the MCO method of Xavier Castellani to describe the communication plane of our model. We have used also a module of Graphtalk system to represent a conceptual diagram and a module based on Petrinet for the coherence of the conceptual processing model. This high level of specification implies modelling in terms of meta-models that allows, besides the distinction between concepts and implementation, the definition of meta-rules as that of modular design and applicable to the model himself. This has allowed us, on the one hand, to better clarify the process of modeling and, on the other hand, to introduce a homogeneous step by adopting the object paradigm at all levels of development
Napolitano, Michel. "Développement d'un système de pilotage en temps réel selon une approche orientée objets, d'un bâti de dépôt sous vide utilisant la technologie DIBS : mise en oeuvre de cet outil et application à la réalisation de couches minces d'oxydes dans le cadre du projet VIRGO." Lyon 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994LYO10127.
Full textLapujade, Anne. "Définition d'un méta-modèle et préservation de son intégrité dans la méta-atelier de conception de systèmes de formation MATIF [Marchés à terme d'instruments financiers]." Toulouse 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU10001.
Full textOur goal is to design and to develop a meta-case (computer assisted software engineering) tool to design training systems. Our meta-case tool allows us to generate design tools based on a training system design method. To reach this goal, we developed a dual problematic : firstly we designed a method meta-model, specific to the educational domain that is based on three components (meta-concepts, meta-rules and metaformalisms) and secondly, we developed a complete set of rules concerning the method meta-model. These rules have three objectives : to ensure the designer's modelling integrity, to define the meta-case design process and to help the expert to use the meta-case tool
Burneau, Jean-Christophe. "Une méthode de conception orientée objets, appliquée aux systèmes de maintenance d'équipements de radiodiffusion." Nancy 1, 1991. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/public/SCD_T_1991_0262_BURNEAU.pdf.
Full textTine, Houari. "Notion d'état et modèle à objets : réflexion et contribution." Lyon, INSA, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999ISAL0120.
Full textThe static aspects of entities are satisfactory described in standards. Object oriented languages, but the dynamic ones are very limited. For this, actors, views, roles, etc. Have been considered. In this spirit; the state (abstract) notion has been considered, but it is faced to some conceptual and practical problems: inheritance anomaly, bad encapsulation and limited reuse. This work introduces the type anomaly to prove that the multiplicity of interfaces in object-oriented state approach is a lure. This work enter in the context of sequential-object-oriented languages strongly typed in order to built a language (extension of C++) based on the state notion and to resolve the relevant problems. The state concept and the related notions are introduced. The state is at the same level that the classes and it is called a state-class. A set of state-classes are bound to class, called a class with states, through a new relation, the state relation. The semantic of the class with states is given by a statechart. The method signature and the type notion are extended to take into account the change of state. A successor state is indicated in the head of the method. The type of an object with states is a couple, a dynamic type and a static type. The problem is to merge the state notion with the standard notions of the object paradigm: polymorphism, over load, override, etc. But the main difficulty is the inheritance between object with states; on the one hand, we have the inheritance relation and the state relation; in the other hand we have the transitions (become) between the state-classes. These questions are studied precisely, and some solutions are given. The resultant rules preserve the substitutability. Other relation, the version relation weaker than the state relation, is introduced to allow more expressiveness, but without the substitutability. The result of this work is a new language with a central notion, the state notion and can be used to code any dynamic model
Mahieddine, Mohammed. "Modélisation, visualisation et animation d'objets 3D : Approche orientée objets." nice, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991NICE4496.
Full textRoch, Marie-Christine. "Reformulation orientée objet des chaînes d'impression informatique à haute vitesse." Mulhouse, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000MULH0600.
Full textGhroud, Soumeya. "Une approche orientée objet pour la conception d'un système intégré de production." Lyon, INSA, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996ISAL0104.
Full textThis study focuses on the contribution of oriented object software engineering to the production system integration by means of CIM. Developments have been effected in order to define a modelling method adapted to integrated manufacturing systems (IMS) and to design a flexible cell control system in a validation aim. Modelling problems lie principally firstly in the lack of strictness of some usual formalisms, then in the juxtaposition of different paradigms to cover all system dimensions without taking care about integration, and lastly in taking into account system cycle life, including the absence of software support. An object oriented approach for IMS design is proposed. The recommended modelling steps include first definition of an integrating architecture for manufacturing system design. This architecture principally deals with the control system while taking into account information and communication aspects. Then analysis and design of the system are done to lead to an executable model of this system. Our contribution takes place at a methodological level. A method covering all the development cycle is defined. It is founded on a two-step process: structured and then abject oriented. This method is based on the Use-Case method which allows a user oriented approach. It makes use of a combined abject oriented and Petri nets formalism in an original way. This method is then applied to three successive abstraction levels: interface, objects and operations. Advantages are direct superposability between the object model and the dynamic model, assurance of model trackability and thus possible automation of the coherency control and code generation. This method has been valited by the development of a flexible ail supervisor for AIPRAO
Guessoum, Zahia. "Un environnement opérationnel de conception et de réalisation de systèmes multi-agents." Paris 6, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA066577.
Full textDumas, Sophie. "Évaluation d'architectures à objets distribués." Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998VERS0011.
Full textSeguy, Nicolas. "Modélisation modulaire de systèmes articulés : Conception orientée-objet de plates-formes de simulation." Evry-Val d'Essonne, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003EVRY0014.
Full textThis work presents a modular model of rigid multibody systems using penalty methods in the context of interactive simulation in computer-aided design. A dynamic system can be viewed as an assembly of constrained sub-systems with their own formalism and solving methods. Automatic calculation of penalty factors at each joint and the use of an iterative process based on an augmented Lagrangian formulation in components insure numerical stability. Formalisms and solving methods are chosen for flexibility in order to easily modify the topology of the system. This assembly of autonomous components is well suited to object-oriented programming in which instances of the basic classes can dynamically be added or removed. The simulation tool can then interactively modify the virtual scene
Napoli, Amedeo. "Représentations à objets et raisonnement par classification en intelligence artificielle." Nancy 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992NAN10012.
Full textHo, Wai-Ming. "Contribution à la réification d'un processus de conception." Rennes 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001REN10057.
Full textBeldjilali, Tarik. "Évolution des schémas dans un système de gestion de bases de données orientées objets." Lyon, INSA, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997ISAL0035.
Full textSchema evolution of an object oriented data base depends on the existence of persistent objects populating the database. Actually object oriented DBMS put too many constraints to allow flexible evolution which does not cause adverse consequences on the instances. In order to overcome this problem we defined a new characteristic for the object model which is mixed hierarchy whose goal is to make easy schema evolution. A mixed hierarchy is possible due to a mechanism of abstraction made of generalization and inverse inheritance. To manage such a hierarchy we introduced the notion of β-schema that is the set of schema modifications following an evolution operation. A β-schema is validated only when its dependent transaction terminates successfully. Furthermore, to enhance conception and objects organization, the G* model is proposed, which integrates the notion of abstract class that takes into account evolution in the post-conception phase (exploitation phase). This thesis introduces the G* model definition, what has in common with object oriented models as well as its specific prope1ties. The G* approach for schema modification and its specific evolution operations are given. The main prope1ties to be checked for a coherent schema adapted to the G* model and to its mixed hierarchy are introduced. Also, problems of objects coherence and those related to the structural coherence of the methods are discussed
Skowronski, Maik. "Object oriented software components for the modelling and simulation of a styrene polymerisation reactor." Toulouse, INPT, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000INPT164G.
Full textGooré, Bi Tra. "Contribution à la conception par objets des systèmes opératoires." Toulouse 3, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995TOU30154.
Full textPlaindoux, Didier. "Etude et conception d'un système logique orienté-objet parallèle fortement typé." Toulouse 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU30315.
Full textLopes, Denivaldo Cicero Pavão. "Étude et applications de l'approche MDA pour des plates-formes de services Web." Nantes, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NANT2018.
Full textIn this thesis, a practical experimentation of the MDA approach is used with Web Service in order to identify the problems linked to MDA and to propose viable solutions. Thus, we use UML and EDOC as formalisms to describe the platform independent aspects, and we propose metamodels to describe the platform dependent aspect of Web Services, J2EE and dotNET. We then present our approach to transforming a business model into a platform model. Finally, the contributions of this thesis are: the study of Web Service platform in the MDA context; the explicit separation of mapping specification and transformation definition; the proposition of mapping specifications between UML, EDOC, Web Services, J2EE and dotNET; the transformation definition in ATL; a tool named Mapping Modeling Tool (MMT) to support, on the one hand, the creation of mapping specifications and, on the other, the generation of transformation definition
Ohayon, Maurice. "Apports de la représentation orientée objet dans la conception et la réalisation d'un système expert en psychiatrie." Aix-Marseille 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992AIX30091.
Full textDiop, Mouhamed el Moctar. "Planification et conception topologique des réseaux de télécommunications cellulaires." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2005. http://195.221.120.247/simclient/consultation/binaries/stream.asp?INSTANCE=UCFRSIM&eidmpa=DOCUMENTS_THESES_83.
Full textDomenger, Jean-Philippe. "Conception et réalisation du noyau d'un environnement 2D 1/2 d'édition d'images discrètes." Bordeaux 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992BOR10634.
Full textGoulette, Jean-Pierre. "Representation des connaissances spatiales pour la conception architecturale. Contribution au raisonnement spatial qualitatif." Toulouse 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU30202.
Full textVű, Lê Hahn. "Test et modèle UML : stratégies de planification des tests." Rennes 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002REN10088.
Full textHamza, Haider. "Une algèbre pour les documents structurés dans le contexte de l'approche orientée-objet." Lyon, INSA, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996ISAL0050.
Full textThe purpose of this thesis is to define an algebra for requesting structured documents from an object oriented viewpoint. The main contribution of this algebra is that it considers as soon the informational point of view as the structural point of view. These operators are defined according to the object oriented concept, especially when dealing with structures embedding and structure links. The operands of the proposed algebra are subbases. A subbase can be viewed as a collection of objects, grouped together in classes and interrelated through links. This algebra answer two requirements: the first is that algebra is a basic core of a declarative request system. Second, it allows an easy use in a manner that a user can easily submit request and manipulate the documentary base. To request structured documents in different viewpoints, we define a set of algebraic operators and some mathematical properties of them; and we suggest generation of plans for retrieving information, then we compared our algebra with different request system of the commercialized main software
Vauttier, Sylvain. "Une étude de la modélisation du comportement des objets composites." Montpellier 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999MON20188.
Full textLe, Xuan Sang. "Co-conception Logiciel/FPGA pour Edge-computing : promotion de la conception orientée objet." Thesis, Brest, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017BRES0041/document.
Full textCloud computing is often the most referenced computational model for Internet of Things. This model adopts a centralized architecture where all sensor data is stored and processed in a sole location. Despite of many advantages, this architecture suffers from a low scalability while the available data on the network is continuously increasing. It is worth noting that, currently, more than 50% internet connections are between things. This can lead to the reliability problem in realtime and latency-sensitive applications. Edge-computing which is based on a decentralized architecture, is known as a solution for this emerging problem by: (1) reinforcing the equipment at the edge (things) of the network and (2) pushing the data processing to the edge.Edge-centric computing requires sensors nodes with more software capability and processing power while, like any embedded systems, being constrained by energy consumption. Hybrid hardware systems consisting of FPGA and processor offer a good trade-off for this requirement. FPGAs are known to enable parallel and fast computation within a low energy budget. The coupled processor provides a flexible software environment for edge-centric nodes.Applications design for such hybrid network/software/hardware (SW/HW) system always remains a challenged task. It covers a large domain of system level design from high level software to low-level hardware (FPGA). This result in a complex system design flow and involves the use of tools from different engineering domains. A common solution is to propose a heterogeneous design environment which combining/integrating these tools together. However the heterogeneous nature of this approach can pose the reliability problem when it comes to data exchanges between tools.Our motivation is to propose a homogeneous design methodology and environment for such system. We study the application of a modern design methodology, in particular object-oriented design (OOD), to the field of embedded systems. Our choice of OOD is motivated by the proven productivity of this methodology for the development of software systems. In the context of this thesis, we aim at using OOD to develop a homogeneous design environment for edge-centric systems. Our approach addresses three design concerns: (1) hardware design where object-oriented principles and design patterns are used to improve the reusability, adaptability, and extensibility of the hardware system. (2) hardware / software co-design, for which we propose to use OOD to abstract the SW/HW integration and the communication that encourages the system modularity and flexibility. (3) middleware design for Edge Computing. We rely on a centralized development environment for distributed applications, while the middleware facilitates the integration of the peripheral nodes in the network, and allows automatic remote reconfiguration. Ultimately, our solution offers software flexibility for the implementation of complex distributed algorithms, complemented by the full exploitation of FPGAs performance. These are placed in the nodes, as close as possible to the acquisition of the data by the sensors† in order to deploy a first effective intensive treatment
Vo, Duc An. "An operational architecture to handle multiple levels of representation in agent-based models." Paris 6, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA066629.
Full textAgent-based modeling (ABM) is a modeling approach that can be viewed as a successful crossbreeding of Individual-Based Modeling (IBM), originated in Ecology, and Object- Oriented Programming (OOP), originated in Computer Science. Like the former, it aims at building generative models where the general behavior of the model is the result of the interactions between its components; like the latter, it allows building these models in a modular and incremental way, promising reusability and flexibility to the modelers. However, it also inherits some of the limits of its two ancestors, in particular the absence of dedicated abstractions for handling more than one level of representation at once in a same model. I describe in my thesis a conceptual and fully operational proposal to support multiple levels of representation within a pure agent-based modeling approach. This proposal consists in an evolution of the meta-model usually associated with ABM and an implementation of this meta-model in the kernel of the GAMA platform (along an enrichment of the GAML language). Contrary to similar contributions found in the literature, which are either purely conceptual or specific to one application domain, the one I propose is generic, completely implemented and immediately reusable by modelers. As a matter of fact, it is already in use in several large-scale models. My contribution has been formalized after a careful analysis of the requirements of modelers working on multi-level agent-based models and a specific attention to providing them with reusable and generic abstractions. Given that most of the existing ABM meta- models follow the principles of OOP (i. E. A model being a set of “classes” allowing building “instances” of agents, providing them with attributes and operations, and allowing specialization through inheritance between “classes”), I have proposed an extension of this meta-model that integrates and generalizes the following notions: description of a “host” relationship between “classes” in addition to inheritance, explicit description of the “populations” of agents (instances of the same “class” that belong to the same host), possibility to attach a temporal and spatial scale to each “class”, and addition of a primary operator of “migration” between “populations” to complement “instantiation”. This meta-model has been implemented in an open-source agent-based modeling platform, GAMA, initially developed in 2006 as an extension of the Repast platform with explicit support for geographical information. I completely re-factored the meta-model of GAMA and enriched its modeling language in order to make it capable of supporting the development of multi-level agent-based models. This evolution (1) allows modelers to represent multi-level organizations and their dynamics as first-class citizens in their model; (2) allows them to proceed methodologically in a bottom-up fashion, adding multi-level capabilities to existing “single-level” models without breaking or even changing the initial model; (3) does not break the core concepts of ABM, as the “classic” ABM meta-model is still a subset of my proposal. This new architecture has been extensively and successfully validated during the course of the development, by independent modelers, of two multi-level agent-based models on the GAMA platform: the first one concerning the organization of evacuations in response to a tsunami warning in a Vietnamese coastal city, the second one dealing with the assessment of policies against the invasions of rice pests in the Mekong delta region. The development of several new models, as well as a porting of the meta-model to other environments, is under consideration at the time of this writing
El, Nemr Ghassan. "Evolution de schéma et d'instances dans les bases de données orientées objet." Lyon, INSA, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996ISAL0084.
Full textThe OODB Conception and Exploitation are made actually within an interactive process where conceptual schema evolution and objects evolution are strongly correlate. Evolution handling is very complex: the evolution is made in some systems by past erasing and in other systems by maintaining objects versions and immediate propagation or differ propagation of any schema evolution towards the objects. In this thesis we propose a new constraint-based approach for the evolution management. A four valued logic is introduced and translate the different proposition states (such necessary, possible, impossible or less meaningful). The type definition result from different combinations of these four values. The type is formalized by conjunction of existential constraints attached to attributes of a data dictionary. The data dictionary is divided to many semantic worlds. The class is represented by a type and a set of constraints: Its characteristic function. Object possesses a free structure expressed by constraints under one semantic world, and represented by a logical expression. This allow to define the object bellowing to a given class, every time the object logical expression verify the class characteristic function. This allow to define the object bellowing to each class which has characteristic function verified by the object logical expression. So, multiple belonging to several classes is immediate. Object evolution is translate by the direct change of object or by change of one class
Philippe, Bernard. "Système d'aide à la conception des protocoles expérimentaux en communication homme-machine, fondé sur une méthodologie d'analyse orientée par les objets." Valenciennes, 1993. https://ged.uphf.fr/nuxeo/site/esupversions/60866969-4737-4d1c-bb57-bf7f40582f61.
Full textTexier, Guillaume. "Contribution à l'ingénierie des systèmes interactifs : un environnement de conception graphique d'applications spécialisées de conception." Poitiers, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000POIT2317.
Full textRoyer, Jean-Claude. "Un modèle de programmation par objets en SCHEME : application à la synthèse d'images 2D." Bordeaux 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989BOR10512.
Full textPiard, Frédéric. "Spécification et conception de systèmes d'information dynamiques : contribution au modèle OLYMPIOS." Chambéry, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994CHAMS032.
Full textLustosa, Vieira Luiz. "Une méthodologie de conception et de mise en oeuvre des systèmes d'information et de formation multimédia pour la gestion d'entreprise." Toulouse 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993TOU10010.
Full textThe growth of management decision efficiency needs more and more knowledge. Sensitive progress has been made in object-oriented knowledge representation languages and also in multimedia communication systems (text,voice,image)in this thesis,object-oriented design and analysis tools are proposed for multimedia knowledge acquisition and transfert using newwave graphical software
Benchaouine, Driss. "Système expert en mécanique. : Application au choix et aux montages des éléments technologiques : Sous-titre." Lyon, INSA, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993ISAL0024.
Full textThe mechanical engineering design is based on technologie choice of mechanical components. Choices are made from several criteria which can move on time. This dissertation is a contribution in extracting a methodology of mechanical element choice trough two particular case of rolling bearings and belts. A specif methods of expert system have been introduced and inference engine has developed. Knowledge bases and frames are used to organize the know how of the subjects. Further components calculations are introduced in order to take into account local mechanical environment. Thus logic rules and calculations have been implemented and interaction have been studied
Mansouri, Farouk. "Integration des objets et des contraintes : cadre base sur les logiques terminologiques." Lyon, INSA, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998ISAL0079.
Full textWe study the problem of integrating objects and constraints for modeling spatial data. The framework presented here rests on terminological logics. In the first part of this work, we present basic notions regarding spatial databases, research works dealing with constraints for modeling spatial data, and the use of terminological logics for database applications. In the second part, we propose formalism called Lcs, as an extension of description logic for capturing spatial dimension of data. Lcs is used for specifying spatial knowledge bases. An algorithm for checking the satisfiability of knowledge bases described by mean of LCs is presented. In the third part, we present a rule-based query language for querying such knowledge bases. The query language is a hybrid one in the sense that it integrates rule and constraint paradigms
Ye, Xiaojun. "Modélisation et simulation des systèmes de production : : une approche orientée-objets." Phd thesis, INSA de Lyon, 1994. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00821121.
Full textLiquière, Michel. "Apprentissage à partir d'objets structurés : conception et réalisation." Montpellier 2, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990MON20038.
Full textRigotti, Christophe. "Structure des objets et raisonnements dans les langages de clauses : Application à l'optimisation sémantique de requêtes." Lyon, INSA, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996ISAL0036.
Full textWe study the integration of abject structures in clauses and its application in the field of databases. In the first part, we describe three families of languages, corresponding to three kinds of reasoning over abject structures in clauses. In the second part, we point out that two of these reasoning schemes can be combined to use abject structures as constraints over terms and as known or deduced information. We design such a reasoning tool and provide its declarative and operational semantics. In the third part, we apply these representation and reasoning possibilities to describe and reformulate queries in deductive object-oriented databases. This leads to an original application: a novel framework for semantic query optimization, combining two complementary optimization schemes