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Models are approximations of the real world
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At the core of the discipline of M & S is the fundamental notion that
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Simulation
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allows for the repeated observation of the model
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Analysis
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takes place to draw conclusions, verify and validate the research, and make recommendations based on various simulations of the model
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Visualization
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serves to interface with the model
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System
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is a construct or collection of different elements that together produces results not obtainable by the elements alone
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Physical
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A system may be ___, something that already exists
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Notional
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a plan or concept for something physical that does not exist
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Discrete
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in which the state variables change instantaneously at separate points in time
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Continuous
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where the state variables change continuously with respect to time.
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Model
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is a physical, mathematical, or otherwise logical representation of a system
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Physical
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A model can be ____, such as a scale model of an airplane to study aerodynamic behavior
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Notional
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a model consists of a set of mathematical equations or logic statements that describes the behavior of the system
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Computer Simulation
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the mathematical model is sufficiently complex that the only way to solve the equations is numerically.
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Simulation
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Defining the third concept, _____, is not as clear cut as defining the model
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Imitate
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a computer will ___ operations of these various real - world facilities or processes
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Program
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C ____ that calculates the height of an object moving under gravity
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Run or Trial
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is used to refer to a single execution of a simulation
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Exercise
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is used to refer to a series of related runs of the simulation as part of a training process
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Dasher connectors
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show how the process advances from one phase to the next
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Solid connectors
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show the VV & A activities that must be integrated with the development activities
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Validation
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ensures that the model represents the real system and that the model is truly representative of that system
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Randoms Variables or Random process
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Inclusion of uncertainty and variability requires that system parameters be represented as
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Probability and statistics
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Working with random variables requires the use of concepts and theories from
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Stochastic models
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Probability and statistics are used with great frequency in M & S to generate random variates to model system random input variables that represent uncertainty and variability, and to analyze the output from ___ or systems
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Analysis
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The process of converting the data into meaningful information that describes the behavior of the system is called
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Operations research
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The development and use of these techniques and approaches are a function of the branch of mathematics and systems engineering called
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Design of experiments
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the design of a set of simulation experiments suitable for addressing a specific system performance question
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Performance evaluation
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the evaluation of system performance, measurement of how it approaches a desired performance level
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Sensitivity analysis
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system sensitivity to a set of input parameters
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System comparison
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comparison of two or more system alternatives to derive best system performance with given conditions
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Constrained optimization
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determination of optimum parameters to derive system performance objective
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System time response functions
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to visualize complex data sets and to animate visual representations of systems to understand its dynamic behavior more adequately
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Visualization
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fully are able to provide an overview of interactive, real - time, three - dimensional computer graphics and visual simulations using high - level development tools
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Computer animations
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are offshoots of computational science that allow for additional variations in modeling
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Human factors and human– computer interfacing
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He simulation designer can then create the human – computer interface to account for the strengths and weaknesses of the human user. These areas of study are called ____
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Human behavior modeling
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This type of modeling focuses primarily on the computational process of human decision making
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Monte Carlo simulation
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which randomly samples values from each input variable distribution and uses that sample to calculate the model’ s output
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continuous simulation
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make use of differential equations in developing the model
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continuous functions of time
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The third simulation paradigm are discrete event simulation in which the system variables are __
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discrete - event simulation
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These discrete functions in time result in system variables that change only at distinct instants of time
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discrete functions in time
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discrete event simulation in which the system variables are
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dynamic systems
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Continuous and discrete - event simulations are ___ systems with variables changing over time
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model or simulation
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There are three primary descriptors applied to a ___ that serve as attributes or defining properties/characteristics of the model or simulation.
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Modeling Technologies
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The construction of a model for a system requires data, knowledge, and insight about the system
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Development Technologies
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The development of a simulation is a software design project.
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Computational Technologies
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The simulation is next executed to produce performance data for the system
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Data-Informational Technologies
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During this phase of the M & S process, analysis of the simulation output data is conducted to produce the desired performance information that was the original focus of the M & S study.
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Verification
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ensures that M&S development is conducted correctly
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Probability and Statistics
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Nearly all systems in the real - world display varying degrees of uncertainty.
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Analysis and Operations Research
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The conduct of a simulation study results in the generation of system performance data, most often in large quantities.
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Computer Visualization
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Visualization is the ability to represent data as a way to interface with the model.
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Human Factors
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Most simulations are developed to interface with a human user.
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Project Management
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The application of the M & S process to solve real-world problems is a daunting task, and, if not managed properly, it can become a problem in itself.
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