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* [[Discrete Event Simulation]] | * [[Discrete Event Simulation]] | ||
* [[High Level Architecture]] ([[HLA]]) | * [[High Level Architecture]] ([[HLA]]) | ||
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* [[What-if Analysis]] | * [[What-if Analysis]] | ||
Revision as of 00:49, 28 June 2019
See computer simulation.
Contents
National Definitions (wider than computer-simulation)
Argentina
Simulacion: Ejercicio de escritorio, con juego de roles, que se lleva a cabo en una sala. [1]
Singapore
Simulation: Representations of real or hypothetical processes, mechanisms or systems. [2]
Through these structured processes, stakeholders can “play out” scenarios that
simulate possible real world environments of interest, typically for the purpose
of analysis or education.
Sri Lanka
Simulation: The use of a data processing system to represent selected behavioral characteristics of a physical or abstract system. [3]
See also
- Agent-based Simulation
- Computer Simulation
- Conceptual Model
- Discrete Event Simulation
- High Level Architecture (HLA)
- Online mode
- [Ontology]]
- Scenario
- Serious Game
- What-if Analysis
References
