Output Analysis is the analysis of data generated by a simulation run to predict system performance or compare the performance of two or more system designs. In stochastic simulations, multiple runs are always necessary. The output of a single run can be viewed as a sample of size 1.
In this “Analysis of Simulation Output - Simulation and Modeling” you will learn about following topics:
- Introduction to Analysis of Simulation Output
- Nature of the Problem
- Estimation Method
- Simulation Run Statistics
- Replication of Runs
- Elimination of Initial Bias
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