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21、s reserved. iii Introduction (This introduction is not part of IEEE Std 1320.1-1998, IEEE Standard for Functional Modeling LanguageSyntax and Semantics for IDEF0.) This standard formally documents the Integration Definition 0 (IDEF0) language for function models in two parts. The body of this standa
22、rd describes the syntax and semantics of the IDEF0 language that are required to draw the physical diagrams of a specific IDEF0 model. Annex B describes the syntax and semantics of the IDEF0 language as an abstract formal structure and, therefore, provides the foundation for the specifics found in t
23、he body of the standard. The diagrams discussed by the standard are real instantiations in a concrete model of the mathematical formalisms of the IDEF0 Language Abstract Formalization (the “language formalization”). Background During the 1970s, the US Air Force Program for Integrated Computer Aided
24、Manufacturing (ICAM) sought to increase manufacturing productivity through systematic application of computer technology. The ICAM program identified the need for better analysis and communication techniques for people involved in improving manufacturing productivity. As a result, the ICAM program d
25、eveloped a series of modeling methodologies known as the ICAM Definition (IDEF) methods, which include a) IDEF0, used to produce a function model. A function model is a structured representation of the functions within a system or subject area. b) IDEF1, used to produce an information model. An info
26、rmation model represents the structure and semantics of information within a system or subject area. c) IDEF2, used to produce a dynamics model. A dynamics model represents the behavior of a system or subject area as it varies over time. IDEF0 was derived from a well-established graphical modeling m
27、ethod known as the Structured Analysis and Design Technique (SADT). IDEF0 was developed by the originators of SADT, notably Douglas T. Ross, under the ICAM program. In 1983, the US Air Force Integrated Information Support System program enhanced the IDEF1 information modeling technique to develop ID
28、EF1 extended (IDEF1X), a semantic data modeling method. Continued IDEF method developments followed to address needs for additional analytic methods. These follow-on developments have been directed toward providing a mutually supportive family of methods that are applicable to a broad range of enter
29、prise improvement and integration strategies (e.g., concurrent engineering, total quality management, business reengineering). Reflecting this general applicability, the IDEF acronym has been recast to refer to an integrated family of Integration Definition methods. Currently, IDEF0 and IDEF1X techn
30、iques are widely used in the government, industrial, and commercial sectors, supporting modeling efforts for a wide range of enterprises and application domains. IDEF0 has been widely adopted as the function modeling method of choice in large number of both military and nonmilitary organizations in
31、both North America and Europe. In 1991, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) received support from the US Department of Defense, Office of Corporate Information Management (DoD/CIM), to develop Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) for modeling techniques for use by the federal government. One BS ISO/IEC/IEEE 31320-1:2012 ISO/IEC/IEEE 31320-1:2012(E)
