Zacharewicz et al., 2010 - Google Patents
A generalized discrete event system (g-DEVS) flattened simulation structure: Application to high-level architecture (HLA) compliant simulation of workflowZacharewicz et al., 2010
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- Zacharewicz G
- Hamri M
- Frydman C
- Giambiasi N
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- Simulation
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The objective of the paper is to specify a new flattened Generalized Discrete Event System simulation engine structure and the Workflow modeling and simulation environment embedding it. We express first the new flattened simulation structure and give the …
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