Verification, validation and accreditation of simulation models¶
Balci, O. (1997). Verification, validation and accreditation of simulation models. Proceedings of the 1997 Winter Simulation Conference, 135-141.
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- Validation
- Frames the problem "have we built the right thing?" as a bounded, procedural question: define success criteria that are independent of internal specification; design a test, pilot, or observational procedure to check those criteria; execute the procedure; interpret results; decide on corrective action or approval — a proceduralization Balci (1997) catalogues in his survey of validation, verification, and accreditation techniques.
This sourceIEEE. Procedural framing of validation as define-criteria → design-test → execute → interpret → decide; comprehensive catalogue of V&V techniques.
- Frames the problem "have we built the right thing?" as a bounded, procedural question: define success criteria that are independent of internal specification; design a test, pilot, or observational procedure to check those criteria; execute the procedure; interpret results; decide on corrective action or approval — a proceduralization Balci (1997) catalogues in his survey of validation, verification, and accreditation techniques.
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