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Journal of Simulation, Volume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, February 2013
- Charles M. Macal, Michael J. North:
Successful approaches for teaching agent-based simulation. 1-11 - Robert G. Sargent:
Verification and validation of simulation models. 12-24 - Anthony S. White:
Trajectory sensitivity of non-linear system dynamics models to parameter variations. 25-37 - A. Hossain, T. Moon, Neville J. Curtis
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An assurance process for the exchange of operations research software models used for military simulation. 38-49 - Leonardo Chwif, Jerry Banks, João Patrício de Moura Filho, Bruno Santini:
A framework for specifying a discrete-event simulation conceptual model. 50-60 - Brian Kernan, Con Sheahan:
An investigation into heuristics for alternative worker selection in discrete event simulation. 61-67
Volume 7, Number 2, May 2013
- Andreas Tolk
Reference modelling in support of M&S - foundations and applications. 69-82 - Maria Estrella Sousa Vieira
Efficient online generation of the correlation structure of the fGn process. 83-89 - Dipak Kumar Jana
A fuzzy simulation via contractive mapping genetic algorithm approach to an imprecise production inventory model under volume flexibility. 90-100 - Greg S. Ruthenbeck, Karen J. Reynolds
Virtual reality surgical simulator software development tools. 101-108 - W.-H. Feng, N. Kong, H. Wan:
A simulation study of cadaveric liver allocation with a single-score patient prioritization formula. 109-125 - E. Jack Chen:
A generic selection-with-constraints procedure. 126-136
Volume 7, Number 3, August 2013
- Giancarlo Fortino
Simulation-based development and validation of multi-agent systems: AOSE and ABMS approaches. 137-143 - Munir Merdan, Thomas Moser
Workflow scheduling using multi-agent systems in a dynamically changing environment. 144-158 - Belhassen Mazigh
Use of formal languages to consolidate a Holonic MAS methodology: a specification approach for analysing Problem and Agency domains. 159-169 - Xavier Rubio-Campillo
The development of new infantry tactics during the early eighteenth century: a computer simulation approach to modern military history. 170-182 - Önder Gürcan
A generic testing framework for agent-based simulation models. 183-201 - Danilo Pianini
Chemical-oriented simulation of computational systems with ALCHEMIST. 202-215 - Pedro Pablo González Pérez, Andrea Omicini
A biochemically inspired coordination-based model for simulating intracellular signalling pathways. 216-226
Volume 7, Number 4, November 2013
- Russell C. H. Cheng, Christine S. M. Currie, Kathryn Hoad:
Guest editorial for the special issue on input and output analysis for simulation. 227-228
- Andrew James Turner, Santiago Balestrini-Robinson, Dimitri N. Mavris
Heuristics for the regression of stochastic simulations. 229-239 - Dennis Abel, Ulrich Jessen, Sigrid Wenzel:
Delphi Study on evaluating information in simulation studies for manufacturing and logistics planning. 240-248 - Veronica E. Bowman, David C. Woods
Weighted space-filling designs. 249-263 - Hélcio Vieira Jr., Susan M. Sanchez, Karl Heinz Kienitz
Efficient, nearly orthogonal-and-balanced, mixed designs: an effective way to conduct trade-off analyses via simulation. 264-275 - G. Damblin, Mathieu Couplet
Numerical studies of space-filling designs: optimization of Latin Hypercube Samples and subprojection properties. 276-289 - Peter G. Challenor
Experimental design for the validation of kriging metamodels in computer experiments. 290-296 - Jouni Pousi, Jirka Poropudas, Kai Virtanen:
Simulation metamodelling with Bayesian networks. 297-311
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