- Entity Definition: Define your entities using the event class. Each entity can have properties that store information about its source server and processing time.
- Event Definitions: Define custom events that represent the arrival of entities and the synchronization condition.
- Custom Event Logic: Implement the event handling logic using the DES framework's eventHandler method. You can specify conditions that must be met before an entity can be released from the synchronization point.
Is it possible to delay an entity until another entity arrive in Simevents?
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Is it possible to delay an entity until another entity arrive in Simevents? I am sending two entities from two servers with different service time, and want the first entity arrived to wait for the other one to be done processing, and send both entity to the next server. Is there a way to do this not using the Matlab Discrete-Event System and using Simevents blocks? If not, how should I do it in Matlab Discrete-Event System? The image below is easier to understand. I am trying to send two entities from server 2 and 3 to server 4 when both entities are done processing.
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Vidip Jain
2023-8-31
I understand you want to delay an entity until another entity arrive in “Simevents”, but there is not a direct way to implement synchronization based on the completion of processing in multiple entities. To achieve entity synchronization and delay until another entity arrives, you can use custom event-based logic.
Here's how you could approach this using the Discrete-Event System (DES) framework:
You can also refer to this documentation to get some idea about creating Custom Blocks Using MATLAB Discrete-Event System Block - https://www.mathworks.com/help/simevents/ug/create-custom-blocks-using-matlab-discrete-event-system-block.html
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