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Towards a Community Framework for Agent-Based Modelling

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Marco A. Janssen ()
Lilian N. Alessa ()
Michael Barton ()
Sean Bergin ()
Allen Lee ()
Abstract

Agent-based modelling has become an increasingly important tool for scholars studying social and social-ecological systems, but there are no community standards on describing, implementing, testing and teaching these tools. This paper reports on the establishment of the Open Agent-Based Modelling Consortium, www.openabm.org, a community effort to foster the agent-based modelling development, communication, and dissemination for research, practice and education.

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Article provided by Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation in its journal Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation.

Volume (Year): 11 (2008)
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Keywords: Replication; Documentation Protocol; Software Development; Standardization; Test Beds; Education; Primitives;

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