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A framework for hybrid modeling/simulation of discrete event systems

Myung Soo Ahn, Tag Gon Kim

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This paper presents a hybrid modeling/simulation framework within which both accuracy in models and speed in simulation experimentations are obtained. Based on the Zeigler's DEVS formalism and associated system theory, the framework is based on the transformation of selected DEVS model into equivalent analytic ones to simulate both analytic and simulation models within a single environment. For high-speed hybrid simulation, the authors extended DEVSim++ which is a realization of the DEVS formalism in C++. To exemplify the proposed approach, the authors demonstrate performance modeling and simulation of a simple communication network.>

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This paper presents a hybrid modeling/simulation framework within which both accuracy in models and speed in simulation experimentations are obtained. Based on the Zeigler's DEVS formalism and associated system theory, the framework is based on the transformation of selected DEVS model into equivalent analytic ones to simulate both analytic and simulation models within a single environment. For high-speed hybrid simulation, the authors extended DEVSim++ which is a realization of the DEVS formalism in C++. To exemplify the proposed approach, the authors demonstrate performance modeling and simulation of a simple communication network.>

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This paper presents a hybrid modeling/simulation framework within which both accuracy in models and speed in simulation experimentations are obtained. Based on the Zeigler's DEVS formalism and associated system theory, the framework is based on the transformation of selected DEVS model into equivalent analytic ones to simulate both analytic and simulation models within a single environment. For high-speed hybrid simulation, the authors extended DEVSim++ which is a realization of the DEVS formalism in C++. To exemplify the proposed approach, the authors demonstrate performance modeling and simulation of a simple communication network.>

Key concepts: DEVS, Formalism (music), Computer science, Discrete event simulation, Modeling and simulation, Simulation modeling, Theoretical computer science, Realization (probability)

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