Greg Wilson on Nostr: Used to own a book on discrete event simulation with dozens of small, informative ...
Used to own a book on discrete event simulation with dozens of small, informative examples of things like the nonlinearity of congestion effects. It has long since disappeared, but there is a similar compendium on the web, I'd be grateful for a pointer: I'd like to add a couple of examples to
https://third-bit.com/sdxpy/ to show software engineers how to use modeling as part of design. Not looking for a textbook on queueing theory, but rather simulation code I can study and adapt. #thankyou
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