The IoT Functional Model identifies groups of functionalities, of which most are grounded in key concepts of the IoT Domain Model. A number of these Functionality Groups (FG) build on each other, following the relations identified in the IoT Domain Model.

The functional model contains: Two transversal functionality groups (FG): "Management" and "Security"; and Seven longitudinal functionality groups: "Application", "Virtual Entity", "IoT...

2013年1月1日 · The IoT Functional Model identifies groups of functionalities, of which most are grounded in key concepts of the IoT Domain Model. A number of these Functionality Groups (FG) build on each other, following the relations identified in the IoT Domain Model.

The IoT Functional Model aims at describing mainly the Functional Groups (FG) and their interaction with the ARM, while the Functional View of a Reference Architecture describes the functional components of an FG, interfaces, and interactions between the components.

The IoT Functional Model. Once all Functional Components are defined, the default function set, system use cases, sequence charts and interface definitions are made, which all can be found back in Carrez et al. (2013).

The IoT Functional Model describes the Functional Groups (FG) of IoT application and their interaction with the ARM. The Application, Virtual Entity, IoT Service, and Device FGs are from the User, Virtual Entity, Resource, Service, and Device classes from the IoT Domain Model.

2022年5月17日 · The IoT Functional Model identifies groups of functionalities, of which most are grounded in key concepts of the IoT Domain Model. A number of these Functionality Groups (FG) build on each other, following the relations identified in the IoT Domain Model.

2013年12月15日 · The Functional Model is used as a reference to the system definition; in particu- lar it defines Functional Groups such as IoT Services and Connectivity groups

The functional viewpoint focuses on the functional components in an IIoT system, their structure and interrelation, the interfaces and interactions between them, and the relation and interactions of the system with external elements in the environment, to support the usages and activities of the overall system.

The IoT Functional Model aims at describing mainly the Functional Groups (FG) and their interaction with the ARM, while the Functional View of a Reference Architecture describes the functional components of an FG, interfaces, and interactions between the components.