Titlebook: Agent-Based Computational Demography; Using Simulation to Francesco C. Billari,Alexia Prskawetz Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0026-0 roots in individual choice behaviour and social interactions it is important that this behaviour is being translated in agent rules. Several behaviour theories are relevant in this context, and hence there is a necessity of using a meta-theory of behaviour as a framework for the development of agen

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An Application Example: The RSA Cryptosystemany since 1989. The agents in the model represent individuals in the five East German states who decide whether or not, when and whereto in the West to migrate. Agents respond to incentives provided by current and expected future unemployment and income differentials between states, moving costs and

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Input, Output, Assignment, Conversionnces. The current paper considers this approach with respect to householder migration and dynamics of residential distribution. It begins with a characterization of different styles of AB modelling and proceeds with examples of AB models of residential behavior, ranging from Schelling-type abstract

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0026-0the emergence of population-level patterns of marriage can be brought together to illuminate each other. In this paper we combine a top-down demographic approach with a bottom-up psychological approach to study marriage and mate search via agent-based simulations. We model a group of agents searchin

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Basic Number-Theoretic Functionsevidence regarding the existence of norms which proscribe marriage outside of an acceptable age interval. Using a definition of norms as built-in constraints in agents, we model the transmission of norms and the mechanisms of the intergenerational transmission of norms. Agents can marry each other o

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Where All Roads Meet: Modular Exponentiationation growth rates have been fine-tuned to be very close to zero in almost all epochs. I compare models that do and do not include feedback mechanisms using the SOCSIM Monte Carlo simulation program, with approximately fixed stationary values of fertility, mortality and nuptiality, but with only nup

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0026-0l of a pre-modern town has been implemented in JAMES (A Java-Based Agent Modelling Environment for Simulation). Three actor groups, i.e. merchants, craftsmen, laborers, form the town’s population and are modelled as agents who behave according to the assumption of utility and profit maximization. Th

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