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Michael Pidd


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About, not how to, simulate 14 Jun 2001
By David Vaughan - Published on Amazon.com
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From the table of contents this book has a decided statistical bent but it does this to cover important issues of validation and reliability of models. The sections on discrete and systems dynamics modelling are both thorough and informative. I wondered if the computer programs were afterthoughts rather than necessary but it hardly matters given the book's value when it talks about the concepts and the practical considerations.

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