SimulationRun

SimulationRun is a concept used in the field of computer simulation and modeling. It refers to a single instance or execution of a simulation model. When a simulation is set up with specific initial conditions, parameters, and inputs, running it once produces a SimulationRun. This run generates a set of output data that reflects the behavior of the system being modeled under those particular circumstances. Multiple SimulationRuns are often performed to explore the impact of varying parameters, to assess the uncertainty in the model, or to gather sufficient data for statistical analysis. The results from a single SimulationRun are typically analyzed in conjunction with results from other runs to draw broader conclusions. The purpose of a SimulationRun is to observe and understand how a dynamic system evolves over time or under different conditions. The process involves defining the model, setting up the experiment (which includes the specific parameters for the run), executing the simulation, and then collecting and analyzing the output. Each SimulationRun is distinct and represents one possible scenario.