Elements such as Timed Events and Decisions can emit (and in some cases, receive) discrete change signals. Ultimately, however, discrete event modeling must involve discretely impacting an element in some manner in response to the occurrence of the event. There are five elements that, when triggered, respond to an event:
- Discrete Changes;
- Statuses;
- Milestones;
- Stochastics; and
- Interrupts.
The manner in which these elements respond to events is described in the topics below.
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- Basic Concepts of Discrete Event Modeling
- Controlling the Calculation Sequence of Events
- Determining if an Event Has Occurred
- Generating Discrete Changes Using Time Series Elements
- Generating Discrete Event Signals
- How GoldSim Inserts Events into a Simulation
- Propagating Discrete Signals Between Elements
- Responding to Events
- Understanding Event Triggering