Simulationsframeworks
Simulations frameworks are software platforms that enable the development and execution of simulations, which are replicas of real-world systems or phenomena. These frameworks provide a structured approach to building, testing, and executing simulations, and are commonly used in various fields such as education, research, and industry.
Simulations frameworks are designed to abstract away the complexities of building a simulation from scratch, allowing
Some common features of simulations frameworks include:
* Support for various simulation paradigms, such as discrete-event, continuous-time, and agent-based simulation
* High-level abstractions for creating simulations, such as simulation scripting languages or graphical editors
* Integration with external tools and libraries, such as data analytics or machine learning frameworks
* Support for parallel and distributed computing, for executing simulations on large-scale systems
Simulations frameworks are used in a wide range of applications, including education and research, where they
Examples of simulations frameworks include Arena, AnyLogic, and Modelica, which are widely used in various fields.