Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Lecture D2: Probabilistic Models (2019-09-24)
In this lecture, we review our motivation to build probabilistic models as input models for stochastic simulation. We then cover some basic probabilistic models that anyone working in stochastic simulation should be familiar with as options for basic input models.
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