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Language peer sets for INSIGHT: Designed 1983 ↑ 1980s languages ↑ Fourth generation↑ Late Cold War↑ INSIGHT(ID:1038/ins002)alternate simple viewDesigned 1983 Published: 1983 Simulation modeling language especially for health care problems. network-based graphical simulation language with integrated presentation facilities. Can be used for activity abortion, process synchronisation, arbitrary gather/grouping, set identification, attribute inheritance, full object oriented facilities, and full programming language constructs. Has been used since 1978 at Purdue University. The primary emphasis has been in the use of simulation in problem solving. Building a model involves creating a network of predefined symbols. The network models the flow of transactions ( entities in SLAM II or SIMAN ). The nodes in the network create transactions, assign attributes, cause queuing, perform activities, synchronise flow, and remove transactions. Branches route transactions from one node to another. Transactions may require resources to process them at activities. Resources are preemptied by service requirements or may be unavailable from time to time. Examples of resources are inspectors, barbers, tugs or machines. Its dynamic features include visualisation of execution, step-through mode, tracing, saving state, analyzer interface. The networks are probabilistic and more than one links may leave a node each with a different probability. Nikos Drakos Places Structures: References: in [Proceedings] (1983) The 15th Winter Simulation Conference 12-14 December 1983 Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel, Arlington, VA Search in: Google Google scholar World Cat Yahoo Overture DBLP Monash bib NZ IEEE ACM portal CiteSeer CSB ncstrl jstor Bookfinder |