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This model organizes key information about each data source (for example, an IoT device, e-commerce shopper, or medical patient) in a software component that tracks the data source’s evolving state and encapsulates algorithms, such as predictive analytics, for interpreting that state and generating real-time feedback.
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Digital twin models used in product lifecycle management (PLM) or in IoT device modeling (for example, Azure Digital Twins ) just describe the properties of physical entities, usually to allow querying by business processes. They make use of standard object-oriented concepts and languages (such as C#, Java, and JavaScript).
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