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Introduction to Simio

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WSC '10: Proceedings of the Winter Simulation Conference

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This paper describes the modeling system -- Simio™ - that is designed to simplify model building by promoting a modeling paradigm shift from the process orientation to an object orientation. Simio is a simulation modeling framework based on intelligent objects. The intelligent objects are built by modelers and then may be reused in multiple modeling projects. Although the Simio framework is focused on object-based modeling, it also supports a seamless use of multiple modeling paradigms including event, process, object, and agent-based modeling.

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Kelton, W. D., J. S. Smith, D. T. Sturrock, and A. Verbraeck. 2010. Simio and Simulation: Modeling, Analysis, Applications. 1st ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc.

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Nygaard, K and O-J Dahl. SIMULA -- An Extension of ALGOL to the Description of Discrete-Event Networks, presented at the Second International Conference on Information Processing (1962)

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Sturrock, D. T., Success in Simulation, Ongoing blog and discussion at <http://www.simio.com/blog/> {accessed October 18, 2010}.

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Introduction to Simio
1. Computing methodologies
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