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AI Simulation by Digital Twins: Systematic Survey, Reference Framework, and Mapping to a Standardized Architecture

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  • Haebom

Author

Xiaoran Liu, Istvan David

Outline

This paper presents the results of a systematic investigation into digital twin-based AI simulations to address the limited data quantity and quality that are key challenges in the adoption of modern, low-level symbolic AI. By analyzing 22 key studies, we identify technological trends and derive a reference framework for deploying digital twins and AI components. We map this to the ISO 23247 digital twin reference architecture to provide architectural guidance and suggest future research challenges and opportunities. We focus on AI simulations that utilize simulated synthetic data in virtual training environments to safely and efficiently develop AI agents, and on the new possibilities offered by digital twins, high-fidelity virtual replicas of physical systems.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Presenting technological trends and a reference framework for digital twin-based AI simulation.
Providing architectural guidance for integrating digital twins and AI based on ISO 23247.
Presenting future research directions and opportunities
Presenting an effective method to solve the problem of insufficient data.
Limitations:
The number of studies analyzed may be relatively limited, at 22.
There is a possibility that the research results are biased towards a specific field.
Further research is needed to determine the practical applicability and generalizability of the proposed framework.
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