Simulations

Definition

Simulations are computer programs or models that imitate real-world scenarios or processes. They allow users to observe and interact with virtual environments to gain insights, test hypotheses, or make predictions.

Related terms

Modeling: The process of creating a simplified representation of a complex system or concept.

Virtual Reality (VR): A technology that immerses users in a simulated environment through visual and auditory stimuli.

Monte Carlo Method: A computational technique that uses random sampling to simulate various outcomes and estimate probabilities.