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The new Big Book of Simulation Modeling
The key AnyLogic text is being updated and three new chapters are now online and available for download. The 'Big Book of Simulation Modeling, Multimethod Modeling with AnyLogic 8', to give it its full name, is the go-to-book for those learning simulation modeling and AnyLogic. It is the only book to comprehensively present the three major paradigms in simulation modeling: agent-based, system dynamics, and discrete-event. Suitable for both new users and professionals alike, the...
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Early insight into Coronavirus spread in China
Our AnyLogic partners in China obtained a paper relating to COVID-19 and permission to publish a translation. Writing this now, there is obviously a lot of interest surrounding the spread of the COVID-19, the coronavirus disease. The paper studies the prevalence of infection in a population using agent-based simulation and looks at the importance of factors such as the frequency of close contact among a population.
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The art of process-centric modeling – an AnyLogic educational textbook
This free educational textbook uses AnyLogic to teach the art of process centric modeling. Also known as discrete-event modeling, process-centric modeling is good for capturing business processes, where systems can be described as a sequence of actions. Capturing a system in a process-centric model is not always straightforward but, using clear examples and the simulation modeling tool AnyLogic, this book teaches you how.
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What are the benefits of dynamic ride sharing and autonomous taxis?
Let your car drive around as a taxi when you are not using it says Tesla. While Waymo offers taxis without drivers to residents of Phoenix, AZ. Seemingly significant changes to the ways we make journeys are already underway and big business is involved, but what will their impact on our surroundings be? A recent paper uses simulation modeling to investigate...
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Online course for AnyLogic – agent based and discrete event modeling
You won’t hear any apologies from the AnyLogic developers about needing to learn some code to get the most from AnyLogic simulation modeling. The fact is, a little upfront learning makes model development faster and simpler in the long run. But, if you are new to the software, how to get this training?
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Sim Talk podcast with The AnyLogic Company CEO
Andrei Borshchev recently sat down with Sim Talk podcast host, Jacob Ingalls, for a wide-ranging discussion about AnyLogic and simulation modeling. Here is an overview and link to the podcast. The podcast discussion begins by providing insight into the state of dynamic simulation in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, giving detail to how AnyLogic began and how it changed the scene with agent based modeling. Read on for the summary and podcast link.
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Model Analysis: Airlines Fleet
In this blog post, we take a look inside an AnyLogic air maintenance model and reveal how it works. The aim is to improve your skills in the development and analysis of models, to teach AnyLogic's advanced capabilities, and also to show how simulation modeling is applied in different areas of business. Using the Airlines Fleet model as an example, we will look at how agent-based modeling helps to analyze and plan maintenance.
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A simulated city - Learning by example
UDES is designed for teaching the complex nature of city interactions, and also a method for representing them – agent based simulation. It is an excellent example model, accessible to all, with both interactive and customizable elements. Let’s take a closer look…