DOI: 10.22215/etd/2016-11231
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Improved Time Representation in Discrete-Event Simulation

Abstract: Discrete-Event Simulation (DES) is a technique in which the simulation engine plays a history following a chronology of events. The technique is called "discrete-event" because the processing of each event of the chronology takes place at discrete points of a continuous timeline. In computer implementations, an event could be represented by a message, and a time occurrence. The message datatype is usually defined as part of the model and the simulator algorithms do not operate with them. Opposite is the case o… Show more

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“…DEVS models can be implemented using any DEVS simulator. There are different DEVS simulators such as CD++ (Wainer 2002), DEVSJava (Sarjoughian & Zeigler 1998), VLE (Quesnel et al 2009), CDBoost (Vicino 2015;Vicino et al 2015) , etc. In (Wainer 2009), the author provides a comprehensive list of software available to implement DEVS models.…”
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“…DEVS models can be implemented using any DEVS simulator. There are different DEVS simulators such as CD++ (Wainer 2002), DEVSJava (Sarjoughian & Zeigler 1998), VLE (Quesnel et al 2009), CDBoost (Vicino 2015;Vicino et al 2015) , etc. In (Wainer 2009), the author provides a comprehensive list of software available to implement DEVS models.…”
Section: Devs Simulatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this thesis, we use CDBoost (Vicino et al 2015;Vicino 2015), a fast DEVS simulator based on the CD++ toolkit (Wainer 2002). CDBoost is implemented in C++11 and it is cross-platform.…”
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“…In our case, we used a DEVS simulator: CDBoost. As explained in Chapter 3, we choose CDBoost (Vicino 2015;Vicino et al 2015) among the DEVS simulators available based on its advantages. One of the main advantages of CDBoost is that the output format of the simulation is flexible.…”
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“…DEVS SimulatorsDEVS models can be implemented using any DEVS simulator. There are different DEVS simulators such as CD++(Wainer 2002), DEVSJava(Sarjoughian & Zeigler 1998), VLE(Quesnel et al 2009), CDBoost(Vicino 2015;Vicino et al 2015) , etc. In(Wainer 2009), the author provides a comprehensive list of software available to implement DEVS models.In this thesis, we use CDBoostVicino 2015), a fast DEVS simulator based on the CD++ toolkit(Wainer 2002).…”
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