RELEVANT LITERATURE IN SUPPORT OF KNOWLEDGE-BASED SIMULATION MODELS.

J. D. Morgeson; E. Colston; J. R. Burns

RELEVANT LITERATURE IN SUPPORT OF KNOWLEDGE-BASED SIMULATION MODELS.

J. D. Morgeson, E. Colston, J. R. Burns

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Abstract

The relevant literature related to knowledge-based simulation is described and referenced. The areas of literature covered are: management science/operations research, simulation and modeling, research and production/operations management, knowledge engineering and artificial intelligence, systems science, software engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, and information science.

Original language	English
Pages	130-134
Number of pages	5
State	Published - 1987

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