by Jeff Schank Agent-based models (ABMs) are often used to analyze systems that are either analytically intractable or not sufficiently understood to propose, for example, a set of differential equations to describe the spatiotemporal dynamics of the system.  The use of AMBs to investigate game-theoretical models with agents that are embodied and situated is a […]

by  Jeff Schank Agent-based modeling (ABM) is a style of modeling in which individuals and their interaction with each other and their environment are explicitly represented in a program or even in another physical entity such as a robot.  Individuals modeled are, for example, people, animals, groups, or cells, but they can model entities that […]