I have a well-described planning problem at a conceptual level, and I know how to model it on software. However, I do not precisely know how to sufficiently document the discrete-event simulation model, which is the result in this case. For instance, do I need to describe the underlying deterministic model mathematically first? I appreciate any suggestion for a guide in regards to this issue. Leaving a comment with a reference for a good paper that does the same helps handsomely. Ideally, your example addresses a capacity planning problem.
Hello Mr Hafez, i have a paper that presents the results of a simulation. What i did is first explain the basics of my simulation, for example the map, map size, i had sources of cars so I added their explanations and a mathematical protocol of connection. You can also put the mathematical problem that you solve even before in the introduction and has a small detailed text from the state of the art.
Then i began presenting the variations and cases of my simulations and each one with its algorithm. Then the results of my simulations and discussion.
Dear hafez Shurrab,
I suggest you see links and attached file on the topic.
Book Conceptual Modelling for Discrete-Event Simulation
Article A framework for specifying a discrete-event simulation conce...
Article A case study on the use of a conceptual modeling framework f...
https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:636553/FULLTEXT01.pdf
https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1431401/FULLTEXT01.pdf
Best regards
I had similar work published recently :
Article Event driven modeling for the accurate identification of met...
I had a concept of modelling some discrete changes in the cell. For that, the paper story started with review of the literature, then explained the physical model and then showed what discretization means in general and what does it mean for this model in particular.
hope this helps.
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