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Timed Cell-DEVS: Modeling and Simulation of Cell Spaces

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Discrete Event Modeling and Simulation Technologies

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DEVS and Cellular Automata formalisms are applied to define a modeling paradigm for cellular models. Different delay functions to specify the timing behavior of each cell, allowing the modeler to represent the timing complex behavior in a simple fashion. Implementation models for the formalism are presented according with the modeler and developer points of view. As a result, efficient and cost-effective development of cellular models simulators could be achieved.

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Wainer, G., Giambiasi, N. (2001). Timed Cell-DEVS: Modeling and Simulation of Cell Spaces. In: Sarjoughian, H.S., Cellier, F.E. (eds) Discrete Event Modeling and Simulation Technologies. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-3554-3_10

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