Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation (ABMS) is a very useful means for producing high quality models during simulation studies. When ABMS is part of a methodological approach it becomes important to have a method for identifying the objectives of the simulation study in a disciplined fashion. In this work we propose a set of guidelines for properly capturing and representing the goals of the simulations and the metrics, allowing and evaluating the achievement of a simulation objective. We take inspiration from the goal-question-metric approach and with the aid of a specific problem formalization we are able to derive the right questions for relating simulation goals and metrics.

Seidita, V., Ribino, P., Cossentino, M., Lodato, C. (2016). Simulation goals and metrics identification, 8, 1491-1494 [10.15439/2016F506].

Simulation goals and metrics identification

SEIDITA, Valeria;
2016-01-01

Abstract

Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation (ABMS) is a very useful means for producing high quality models during simulation studies. When ABMS is part of a methodological approach it becomes important to have a method for identifying the objectives of the simulation study in a disciplined fashion. In this work we propose a set of guidelines for properly capturing and representing the goals of the simulations and the metrics, allowing and evaluating the achievement of a simulation objective. We take inspiration from the goal-question-metric approach and with the aid of a specific problem formalization we are able to derive the right questions for relating simulation goals and metrics.
2016
Settore ING-INF/05 - Sistemi Di Elaborazione Delle Informazioni
2016 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems, FedCSIS 2016
pol
2016
Seidita, V., Ribino, P., Cossentino, M., Lodato, C. (2016). Simulation goals and metrics identification, 8, 1491-1494 [10.15439/2016F506].
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