Titlebook: Advances in Social Computing; Third International Sun-Ki Chai,John J. Salerno,Patricia L. Mabry Conference proceedings 2010 Springer-Verla

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Inconsistent Initial Conditionslts show there are evolutionary games in which agents with . risk preferences (i.e., agents that are sometimes risk-prone and sometimes risk-averse depending on the outcomes of their previous decisions) can outperform agents that make decisions solely based on the local expected values of the outcomes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-55315-8vioral health models and integrate them with engineering models of transportation, clinic operations, and so forth. The second set of questions concerns the design of an environment that will encourage and facilitate collaboration between the health modelers themselves, who come from a wide variety of disciplines.

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J. P. Little,R. D. Labrom,G. N. Askinplication exercises provide unique opportunities for model verification and validation process. At the same time, it helps accumulate best practices and patterns of model replication and contributes to the agenda of developing a standard methodological protocol for agent-based social simulation.

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Ilaria Rota,Francesco Grecchi,Dario Gastaldi profitability. System Dynamics (SD) modeling and simulation may be used to measure the sensitivity of these two, often-competing, values of congestion and profitability and, thus, provide an additional layer of information designed to inform strategic decision making.

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Ilaria Rota,Francesco Grecchi,Dario Gastaldia scalable generative model. An ACA graph contains two types of edges: (1) coauthorship links and (2) links between researchers with substantial expertise overlap. Our solution eliminates the biases introduced by either looking at citations of a paper or doing a Web search. A case study on PubMed shows the benefits of our approach.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-12079-4Open Source; calculus; classification; data mining; dynamische Systeme; machine learning; modeling; securit

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978-3-642-12078-7Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010