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Conceptual Modeling in Simulation: A Representation that Assimilates Events
2016
International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications
Simulation is often based on some type of model of the evolved portion of the world being studied. The underlying model is a static description; the simulation itself is executed by generating events or dynamic aspects into the system. In this context, this paper focuses on conceptual modeling in simulation. It is considered the most important aspect in simulation modelling, at the same time it is thought the least understood The paper proposes a new diagrammatic language as a modeling
doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2016.071038
fatcat:cybqc2qauvgydakvjuskksdqme