Conférence invitée International Federation of Automatic Control,(IFAC), Toulouse, France, 9-14 juillet 2017.In this presentation we discuss the evolution of simulation from its origin in design of computer and communication systems based on event routines, to the conceptualization of the objects under study as systems, to the behavior generation of DEVS models representing a wide variety of cyber-physical forms. Indeed, the history of computer simulation programming languages parallels, and is intertwined with, the evolution of programming concepts from hardware-dependent binary scripts to successively more abstract model-based generic frameworks
It is probably true, at least in part, that each generation assumes that the way it operates is the ...
For a class of formalisms labelled discrete-event, system models are described at an abstraction lev...
Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) is one of the main widely used formal languages to repres...
Discrete-event simulation is one of the most popular modelling techniques. It has developed signific...
Collecting the work of the foremost scientists in the field, Discrete-Event Modeling and Simulation:...
We review the DEVS modeling and simulation framework Its fundamental concepts are discussed from the...
Abstract Simulation can be regarded as the emulation of the behavior of a real-world system over an ...
International audienceDEVS (Discrete Event System Specification) is an approach in the area of model...
The DEVS formalism was conceived by Zeigler [Zei84a, Zei84b] to provide a rigourous common basis for...
Abstract Discrete Event System Specification is an extension of the Moore machine formalism which is...
This paper applies a component-based framework to discrete event systems simulation and then develop...
ABSTRACT: DEVS is an increasingly accepted frame-work for understanding and supporting modeling and ...
Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) is one of the main widely used formal languages to repres...
Computer modeling and simulation is recognized by John Holland and many others as the central tool w...
The history of simulation programming languages is organized as a progression in periods of similar ...
It is probably true, at least in part, that each generation assumes that the way it operates is the ...
For a class of formalisms labelled discrete-event, system models are described at an abstraction lev...
Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) is one of the main widely used formal languages to repres...
Discrete-event simulation is one of the most popular modelling techniques. It has developed signific...
Collecting the work of the foremost scientists in the field, Discrete-Event Modeling and Simulation:...
We review the DEVS modeling and simulation framework Its fundamental concepts are discussed from the...
Abstract Simulation can be regarded as the emulation of the behavior of a real-world system over an ...
International audienceDEVS (Discrete Event System Specification) is an approach in the area of model...
The DEVS formalism was conceived by Zeigler [Zei84a, Zei84b] to provide a rigourous common basis for...
Abstract Discrete Event System Specification is an extension of the Moore machine formalism which is...
This paper applies a component-based framework to discrete event systems simulation and then develop...
ABSTRACT: DEVS is an increasingly accepted frame-work for understanding and supporting modeling and ...
Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) is one of the main widely used formal languages to repres...
Computer modeling and simulation is recognized by John Holland and many others as the central tool w...
The history of simulation programming languages is organized as a progression in periods of similar ...
It is probably true, at least in part, that each generation assumes that the way it operates is the ...
For a class of formalisms labelled discrete-event, system models are described at an abstraction lev...
Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) is one of the main widely used formal languages to repres...