 | Francesco Luna, Alessandro Perrone - 2002 - 348 pagina’s
...group behaviour as emerging from the interaction of the individuals operating in artificial environment under rules that place only bounded demands on each agent's information and computational capacities. This methodology has a long lineage, from Von Neumann to Schelling, but it is only in the... | |
 | Sarah Kember - 2003 - 280 pagina’s
...there have been very few attempts to bring these perspectives to bear on social science, and argue that 'in this approach fundamental social structures and...each agent's information and computational capacity ' (4). Artificial societies are here viewed as laboratories in which there is an attempt to grow social... | |
 | Sarah Kember - 2003 - 276 pagina’s
...there have been very few attempts to bring these perspectives to bear on social science, and argue that ‘in this approach fundamental social structures...each agent's information and computational capacity' (4). Artificial societies are here viewed as laboratories in which there is an attempt to grow social... | |
 | Andrew Adamatzky - 2005 - 376 pagina’s
...social structures and group behaviors emerge from the interaction of individual agents operating on artificial environments under rules that place only...agent's information and computational capacity” [16]. Sugarscape is a complex model populated by simple agents. The agents live in a simple toroidal... | |
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In this approach fundamental social structures and group behaviors emerge from the interaction of individuals operating in artificial environments under rules that place only bounded demands on each agent's information and computational capacity. 