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Multivariate output analysis in simulation: The state of the art

Published: 01 January 1984 Publication History

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Most of the research in the analysis of output data from discrete event simulations has been concerned with statistical inference for a single parameter using data from one or more simulation runs. In practice, however, the information one seeks from highly complex and expensive simulation runs usually cannot be summarized in a single system parameter. Therefore, multivariate inferential procedures must be applied to compute simultaneous confidence intervals or joint confidence regions for multiple parameters, or to test hypotheses concerning the values of multiple parameters.

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WSC '84: Proceedings of the 16th conference on Winter simulation
January 1984
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