Thomas J. Schriber

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1983
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Richard W. Andrews, Thomas J. Schriber:
A Bayesian batch means methodology for analysis of simulation output. WSC 1983: 37-38
1981
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Thomas J. Schriber, Richard W. Andrews:
A Conceptual Framework for Research in the Analysis of Simulation Output. Commun. ACM 24(4): 218-232 (1981)
1979
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Thomas J. Schriber, Richard W. Andrews:
Interactive analysis of simulation output by the method of batch means. WSC 1979: 513-526
1978
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Richard W. Andrews, Thomas J. Schriber:
Interactive analysis of output from GPSS-based simulations. WSC 1978: 267-279

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