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Modeling and generating input processes

This tutorial paper provides information relevant to the selection and generation of stochastic inputs to simulation studies. The primary area considered is multivariate but much of the philosophy at least is relevant to univariate inputs as well.

Mark E. Johnson | Mark E. Johnson

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