Interval time clock implementation for qualitative event graphs
In this paper, we will discuss implementation issues of a simulation modeling methodology that combines discrete-event simulation with qualitative simulation. Our main reason for doing so is to extend the application of discrete-event simulation to systems found in business for which precise quantit...
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| description | In this paper, we will discuss implementation issues of a simulation modeling methodology that combines discrete-event simulation with qualitative simulation. Our main reason for doing so is to extend the application of discrete-event simulation to systems found in business for which precise quantitative information is lacking. The approach discussed in this paper is the implementation of interval time specifications in the discrete-event model and the construction of an interval time clock for the qualitative simulation model. |
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