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Integrating Process Mining With Discrete-Event Simulation Modeling, Siyao Liu
Integrating Process Mining With Discrete-Event Simulation Modeling, Siyao Liu
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Discrete-event simulation (DES) is an invaluable tool which organizations can use to help better understand, diagnose, and optimize their operational processes. Studies have shown that for the typical DES exercise, the greatest amount of time is spent on developing an accurate model of the process that is to be studied. Process mining, a similar field of study, focuses on using historical data stored in software databases to accurate recreate and analyze business processes. Utilizing process mining techniques to help rapidly develop DES models can drastically reduce the amount of time spent building simulation models, which ultimately will enable organizations to …
The Programmatic Generation Of Discrete-Event Simulation Models From Production Tracking Data, Christopher Rand Smith
The Programmatic Generation Of Discrete-Event Simulation Models From Production Tracking Data, Christopher Rand Smith
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Discrete-event simulation can be a useful tool in analyzing complex system dynamics in various industries. However, it is difficult for entry-level users of discrete-event simulation software to both collect the appropriate data to create a model and to actually generate the base-case simulation model. These difficulties decrease the usefulness of simulation software and limit its application in areas in which it could be potentially useful. This research proposes and evaluates a data collection and analysis methodology that would allow for the programmatic generation of simulation models using production tracking data. It uses data collected from a GPS device that follows …