Procedural simulations

Procedural simulations are computer-based models that imitate real-world processes or operations, allowing us to study how systems behave over time. They use detailed step-by-step rules to replicate complex activities, such as manufacturing, traffic flow, or emergency response, providing insights into possible outcomes and efficiencies. These simulations help researchers and decision-makers analyze scenarios without physical trials, reduce risks, and optimize performance by observing how changes influence the system. Essentially, procedural simulations serve as virtual experiments, offering a safe and cost-effective way to understand and improve real-world procedures.