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Self-adapting simulated artificial societies
Agent-Based Models (ABM) are computational models that utilize autonomous agents to interact and adapt to the environments in which they occupy. They are used in fields ranging from Economics to Ecology. More recently, ABM are being used in Computational Archaeology to aid in explaining the complex...
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Department of Computer Science
2024
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