History of input modeling
History of input modeling
In stochastic simulation, input modeling refers to the process of identifying and selecting the probability distributions, called input models, from which are generated the random variates that are the source of the stochastic variation in the simulation model when it is run. This article reviews the history of the development and use of such models with the main focus on discrete-event simulation (DES).
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Cheng, Russell
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Cheng, Russell
a4296b4e-7693-4e5f-b3d5-27b617bb9d67
Cheng, Russell
(2018)
History of input modeling.
In 2017 Winter Simulation Conference, WSC 2017.
vol. Part F134102,
IEEE.
.
(doi:10.1109/WSC.2017.8247789).
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In stochastic simulation, input modeling refers to the process of identifying and selecting the probability distributions, called input models, from which are generated the random variates that are the source of the stochastic variation in the simulation model when it is run. This article reviews the history of the development and use of such models with the main focus on discrete-event simulation (DES).
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2017 Winter Simulation Conference, Red Rock Resorts, Las Vegas, United States, 2017-12-03 - 2017-12-06
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