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To start a SMS-job in batch processing on a computer, the program package must be implemented and a specification of control and other parameters and initial values must be delivered.If a great deal of input data differing in function and type are needed, it is desirable, for convenient experimentation, to construct the input modalities in such a way that data of the same kind merge in blocks which can be exchanged and combined without punching all the data input again. For this reason we have decided to split up data input needed for a SMS-run into several blocks and to assign each of the blocks to a special format card type.
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Witt, U., Perske, J. (1982). Input and Control Facilities. In: SMS — A Program Package for Simulation and Gaming of Stochastic Market Processes and Learning Behavior. Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems, vol 202. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48325-7_8
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