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  • Computational Science
  • Stochastic Processes
  • Algorithm Analysis

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  • Stochastic simulation algorithms (SSA) are crucial for modeling dynamic systems.
  • Existing SSA methods can face computational challenges with increasing system complexity.
  • Markov jump processes are fundamental in various scientific domains.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce a novel SSA method, the Hashing-Leaping Method (HLM).
  • Provide a detailed analysis of HLM's implementation and properties.
  • Evaluate HLM's performance against established SSA techniques.

Main Methods:

  • Developed the Hashing-Leaping Method (HLM) based on a hash-table-like bucket sort.
  • Implemented HLM for simulating Markov jump processes.
  • Compared HLM performance with three other SSA methods using four distinct examples.

Main Results:

  • HLM achieves a conditional constant computational cost per event.
  • This cost is independent of the number of exponential clocks in the process.
  • Performance tests indicate HLM's advantages for large-scale simulation problems.

Conclusions:

  • HLM is an effective and efficient new method for exact simulations of Markov jump processes.
  • The method demonstrates superior performance for complex, large-scale problems.
  • HLM offers a valuable alternative for researchers in computational science and related fields.