Description: The high-fidelity model is a precise and detailed representation of a real system that simulates, allowing for a deep understanding of its behavior and characteristics. This type of model is characterized by its ability to accurately replicate the dynamics and relationships of the system being studied, making it a valuable tool in various disciplines, from engineering to social sciences. High fidelity implies that the model not only captures the essential aspects of the system but also includes variables and parameters that can influence its functioning. This allows for simulations that closely resemble reality, facilitating informed decision-making and outcome prediction. In contrast to low-fidelity models, which are more simplified and may omit important details, high-fidelity models require greater effort in terms of data collection and analysis but offer more precise and useful results for research and development. Its relevance lies in its ability to address complex problems and provide insights that may be difficult to obtain through simpler methods.
