Experiment with Stochastic Prolog as Simulation Language
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While simulation is an established tool for scientific analysis, it is recently gaining more interest also in other contexts, such as software engineering. Hence, more and more attention is devoted to the development of suitable simulation languages (and tools), as well as to their exploitation in application development and run-time. As already experienced in the context of general-purpose programming languages, we envision future developments towards expressiveness, with performance issues becoming less and less relevant. Along this direction, we propose a preliminary stochastic simulation framework developed on top of a logic programming language, called Stochastic Prolog: this framework allows us to run simulations directly from Prolog-based specifications. |
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