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Simulation model reusability

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1994
Simulation packages do not provide an effective infrastructure for reusing models, but reuse will become a reality as more tools provide database capabilities and other features. The article describes a framework of requirements needed to support simulation model reusability and summarizes the most critical areas for improvement in the current ...
Emilie T. Saulnier, Betty J. Bortscheller   +1 more
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Slicing Simulation Models into Co-simulations

2017
The emerging generation of large-scale cyber-physical production systems, which represents a backbone of a trend denoted as Industrie 4.0, broadly adopts fundamentals laid by the multi-agent system paradigm. The joint roots of these concepts bring not only advantages such as flexibility, resilience or self-organization, but also severe issues such as ...
Petr Novák, Manuel Wimmer, Petr Kadera
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Modeling and Simulation Approaches

2018
The discussion so far has been limited to relatively narrow abstractions of systems and networks. Such abstractions allow effective assessment and analysis methodologies but do not cover the richness and diversity of realistic organizations, systems and processes.
David Ormrod, Benjamin Turnbull
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A simulation model of IS security

Proceedings of the 43rd annual Southeast regional conference - Volume 2, 2005
Determination of the actual value of security measures is an area currently undergoing scrutiny by many researchers. One method to determine this is to devise a simulation model that incorporates interactions between an information system, its users and a population of attackers.
Norman Pendegraft, Mark Rounds, Deborah A. Frincke   +2 more
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Simulation modeling for analysis

ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation, 2010
This article explores possibilities for designing and executing simulation models with specific analysis goals in mind, and shows that a tight coupling of the modeling and analysis phases in a simulation project can lead to dramatic improvements in the study results.
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Simulation modeling of carcinogenesis

Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 1992
A discrete-time simulation model of carcinogenesis is described mathematically using recursive relationships between time-varying model variables. The dynamics of cellular behavior is represented within a biological framework that encompasses two irreversible and heritable genetic changes.
L B, Ellwein, S M, Cohen
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On validation of simulation models

Proceedings of the June 4-8, 1973, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '73, 1973
Before an investigator can claim that his simulation model is a useful tool for studying behavior under new hypothetical conditions, he is well advised to check its consistency with the true system, as it exists before any change is made. The success of this validation establishes a basis for confidence in results that the model generates under new ...
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Simulation in a tax model

Proceedings of the 1971 26th annual conference on -, 1971
Design of a tax simulation requires the selection of separable policy choices within an appropriate aggregative context. Simulation can be expedited by suitable presorting, file linkages, and phasing of program development.
Roger F. Miller, Martin David
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Models and simulations in electromyography

Muscle & Nerve, 2002
In electromyography, one assesses the pathophysiology on the basis of the waveform characteristics of the recorded signal. This requires detailed knowledge of the relationship between the waveform generators and the waveform measurements. Models and computer simulations can be used to explore this relationship in an efficient manner.
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Modeling and Simulating Organisations

2011
The paper provides a survey comprising meaningful organisational approaches to Multi-Agent-Systems (MAS) that exist in the computational theory field. The organisational concepts are collected and represented as a metamodel of some commonly agreed organisational ontology of human systems. Next, this metamodel - a proposal for the extension of the Agent-
Oana Nicolae, Gerd Wagner 0001
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