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Collection and analysis of simulation results,s did not pay sufficient attention to the gathering and analysis of simulation data. In this chapter we will tackle this extremely important problem of how to obtain reliable estimates of system performance measures at a reasonable cost. Clearly, the stochastic simulation can be viewed as a statisti

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Examples of simulation models,s of the models is shown. Another objective of this chapter is to familiarize the reader with typical analysis problems that may be resolved by simulation. Thus each example includes the problem statement and the specific questions to be answered.

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1388-4328 n techniques available to the modelers of dynamicsystems. Unlike other books on simulation, this book includes acomplete and balanced description of all essential issues relevant tocomputer simulation of discrete event systems, and it teachessimulation users how to design, program and exploit their