Distributed simulation algorithm for sparse output DEVS
Ching‐Jung Liao, A. Motaabbed, D. Kim, Bernard P. Zeigler
Abstract
Ching‐Jung Liao, A. Motaabbed, D. Kim, Bernard P. Zeigler
Abstract
A distributed simulation algorithm for managing a set of processors executing a single-level network of sparse output discrete event system specification (DEVS) models is introduced. A sparse output DEVS is a DEVS in which the number of states that generate non-null outputs is much less than the total number of states. The new algorithm can be characterized by the following: it extends the basic abstract simulator for DEVS models; it reduces the time to determine the next activated processor, thus getting better performance; and it provides a well-defined object-oriented design for distributed simulation. Networks of continuous models that interact discretely are used for experiments. Verification and performance evaluation of the simulator algorithm are demonstrated using the DEVS-scheme simulation environment.>
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A distributed simulation algorithm for managing a set of processors executing a single-level network of sparse output discrete event system specification (DEVS) models is introduced. A sparse output DEVS is a DEVS in which the number of states that generate non-null outputs is much less than the total number of states. The new algorithm can be characterized by the following: it extends the basic abstract simulator for DEVS models; it reduces the time to determine the next activated processor, thus getting better performance; and it provides a well-defined object-oriented design for distributed simulation. Networks of continuous models that interact discretely are used for experiments. Verification and performance evaluation of the simulator algorithm are demonstrated using the DEVS-scheme simulation environment.>
Key concepts: DEVS, Computer science, Discrete event simulation, Scheme (mathematics), Set (abstract data type), Algorithm, Modeling and simulation, Distributed computing