KSIM a simulation technique
Origin: Lat. simulatĭo, -ōnis, technĭcus, Gr. τεχνικός
In 1972 Julios Kane developed a simulation technique based on the expected interactions among time-series variables rather than events (1972). Kane treated all of the variables as a percentage of their maximum value, and the cross impacts were used to adjust the variables in each time interval.
Spanish: KSIM una simulación técnica
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- Gordon, Theodore. “Cross impact analysis”, Futures Research Methodology V.3 The Millennium Projectcited 7 times
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