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    OPN - Object Process Network

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Object Process Network (OPN)

OPN is a domain-neutral, executable meta-language that was created as part of Benjamin Hsueh Yung Koo's 2005 Ph.D. thesis research at MIT in the Enginering Systems Division (ESD) and the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department (Aero-Astro).

Ben's research focused on automating labor intensive parts of reasoning in systems architecting.   OPN provides support for integrated, consistent communication and computation across domains, handling discrete, continuous and probablistic variables in a consistent manner.   For an introduction to this wonderfully innovative work, see the Abstract and Introduction in Ben's Thesis in the OPN Public Directory.

OPN is also known as the Crawley Machine in honor of the sponsorship and inspiration of Prof. Edward Crawley, Executive Director of the Cambridge-MIT Institute; and Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics Department, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA

An initial OPN Usage Tutorial draft by Jay Conne and Ben Koo introduces thinking about problems from an OPN perspective through 5 examples. Each is presented in a step-by-step manner and then analyzed for the insights it can provide to the first-time user.

OPN was first publically presented at the Greater Boston Chapter of the ACM at MIT on March 17, 2005.

The thesis and tutorial are now available in the public directory linked below.

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