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Full-Text Articles in Computational Engineering
A Generic Object-Oriented Random Variate Model For Discrete Event Simulations Separating The Data Model From The Process Model, Palathingal Frank
A Generic Object-Oriented Random Variate Model For Discrete Event Simulations Separating The Data Model From The Process Model, Palathingal Frank
Computational Modeling & Simulation Engineering Theses & Dissertations
Data is the lifeline of any simulation model. The validity of the data is a primary determining factor on the accuracy of a simulation. Hence the data model is an important part of any simulation model. But this is, in most occasions, the most neglected part of any model. Most people view the model correctness in te1ms of the process model functionality rather than the data that is being used in the simulation. As simulation gets more accepted as a reliable problem-solving tool, it is increasingly important to pay careful attention to the accuracy of the simulation and that can …