Simulation

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Simulation

What is Simulation?

Simulation is a computational process that mimics the behaviour of an often complex system or process using a mathematical or statistical model. In the context of artificial intelligence and machine learning, simulation can be used to train and validate machine learning models in controlled situations before applying them in the real world. Simulation can also be useful for modelling and simulating the behaviour of complex systems, such as traffic, economy or climate, which can provide valuable information for decision-making.

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