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{{quote-diesis|Each component can have at least one attribute. Attributes have a name, a data type and a certain value.}} | {{quote-diesis|Each component can have at least one attribute. Attributes have a name, a data type and a certain value.}} | ||
<big>One can distinguish between basic attributes (e.g. the capacity of a generator or the amount of electric power consumed by a consumer) and derived attributes (e.g. the load in a distribution line) which are calculated using the basic attributes</big>. | <big>One can distinguish between basic attributes (e.g. the capacity of a generator or the amount of electric power consumed by a consumer) and derived attributes (e.g. the load in a distribution line) which are calculated using the basic attributes</big>. | ||
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Revision as of 01:26, 10 June 2015
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Definitions
European Definitions
DIESIS project
The DIESIS project [1] gives the following definition:
Each component can have at least one attribute. Attributes have a name, a data type and a certain value.
One can distinguish between basic attributes (e.g. the capacity of a generator or the amount of electric power consumed by a consumer) and derived attributes (e.g. the load in a distribution line) which are calculated using the basic attributes.
