Titlebook: Simulating Interacting Agents and Social Phenomena; The Second World Con Keiki Takadama (Associate Professor),Claudio Cioff Conference proc

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Temporal-Lobe

Injecting Data into Agent-Based Simulationbjects spatially, and determining exogenous factors or aspects of the agents’ behaviour. An alternative approach that is growing in ­popularity is data-driven agent-based simulation. This paper encourages ­modellers to continue this trend, discussing some guidelines for finding suitable data and fee

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混合

Applying Image Texture Measures to Describe Segregation in Agent-Based Modelings a particularly interesting outcome of some of these models, and comparing output patterns is an important component of evaluating their results. Typically these comparisons are made in an ad-hoc and qualitative manner. This paper proposes applying measures used to describe textures in the field of

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The Complex Loop of Norm Emergence: A Simulation Model rule of imitation. The results of these simulations show that under specific conditions, i.e. moving from one social setting to another, imitators are not able to converge in a . on one single behavior; vice-versa, normative agents (equipped with the norm recognition module) are able to converge on one single behavior.

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共同时代

Introducing Preference Heterogeneity into a Monocentric Urban Model: An Agent-Based Land Market Modegent heterogeneity is needed to fully explain land rent variation over space. Our agent-based land market model serves as a ­computational laboratory that may improve our understanding of the ­processes generating patterns observed in real-world data.