Time-driven Simulation
Time-Driven Simulation is a type of discrete-event simulation in which the progression of time is governed by fixed increments, irrespective of system activity, thereby distinguishing it from event-driven approaches that advance time only upon occurrence of significant events.
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Time Management in The High Level Architecture
Richard M. Fujimoto · SIMULATION · 1998 · 189 citations
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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