Modeling and simulation
By N. Mosier, Michael R. Ladisch. 8th International Multitopic Conference, 2004. Proceedings of INMIC 2004., 2008
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A model represents something real or abstract. From our birth we build mental models of things we encounter in our daily lives. Children play with toys that are models of various real objects. In our childhood, we enjoyed building models of various objects using Lego or Erector sets. Today, it is within our grasp to build interactive models on our personal computers that can simulate problems we encounter in our personal and professional lives. An interactive model helps us to understand the working of a system better than is possible with words or illustrations and is thus worth a thousand pictures. Interactive models help us to build better systems or to optimize the existing ones.
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- Duane S. Boning
- D. Ouma
- W. G. Easter
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