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== Definition == | == Definition == | ||
| − | '''Simulation''' is very general | + | '''Simulation''' is very general organizational (management) process or tool that aims to explore and analyse a real-world phenomenon (system, entity) through the imitation (emulation) of its governing rules and, hence, its response to varying scenarios. |
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| + | In many cases simulation denotes a more specific statistical / mathematical concept that typically requires the use of mathematical models (representations of the key characteristics or behaviors of the system or process being studied). | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| − | * [[Monte Carlo Simulation]] | + | * [[Monte-Carlo Simulation]] |
| + | * [[Digital Twin]] | ||
[[Category:Simulation]] | [[Category:Simulation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:02, 21 November 2022
Definition
Simulation is very general organizational (management) process or tool that aims to explore and analyse a real-world phenomenon (system, entity) through the imitation (emulation) of its governing rules and, hence, its response to varying scenarios.
In many cases simulation denotes a more specific statistical / mathematical concept that typically requires the use of mathematical models (representations of the key characteristics or behaviors of the system or process being studied).
