A method for computing discrete event simulation performance measures from traces

A method for computing discrete event simulation performance measures from traces

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Article ID: iaor19931614
Country: United States
Volume: 59
Issue: 6
Start Page Number: 384
End Page Number: 391
Publication Date: Dec 1992
Journal: ACM SIGPLAN Notices
Authors: ,
Abstract:

Interactive simulation systems supporting the post-simulation analysis, presentation and iterpretation of results have been developed and will continue to evolve. Post-simulation definition and computation of performance measures should be one important capability of such systems. The authors propose a method for accomplishing this objective. A simulation language neutral form of a discrete event trace contains the information from which the performance measures are computed. Computational procedures for typical performance measures: transaction time delays, numbers of transactions concurrently engaged in an activity or in a queue, time intervals between occurrences of the same event, and the state distribution of resource units are given. A software library of managing traces and performing the needed computations is described. An example shows an illustrative application of the method to three simulation languages: SLAM II, GPSS, and INSIGHT.

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