Automatic generation of a class of simulation models from databases
The authors show the potential of using a higher-level language, such as BASIC, to automatically generate syntactically correct simulation models from functional databases. The resulting models may then be executed directly by the general-purpose simulation language of choice. The procedure is prima...
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Zusammenfassung: | The authors show the potential of using a higher-level language, such as BASIC, to automatically generate syntactically correct simulation models from functional databases. The resulting models may then be executed directly by the general-purpose simulation language of choice. The procedure is primarily developed for assembly line operations. The proposed approach is based on the observation that although the simulation logic of network-based models is generally simple, the structure of such models is highly input-data dependent. As an example a QuickBASIC program to generate SIMNET cost estimation is listed, and a SIMNET II simulation model for the example application is listed.< > |
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DOI: | 10.1109/WSC.1991.185744 |