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Tarsier and ICMS: two approaches to framework development

Rahman et al., 2004

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9433792738316080356
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Rahman J
Cuddy S
Watson F
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Mathematics and Computers in Simulation

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Modelling frameworks provide models with support components that handle tasks such as visualisation, data management and model integration. Within these broad requirements different approaches to framework development are possible. Tarsier is a modelling …
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