almost the same as ABMs in other areas.
See http://simecol.r-forge.r-project.org for the package, examples,
pdf's, and in particular the useR!2008 slides.
Thomas Petzoldt
Tom Backer Johnsen wrote:
Do anyone know anything about the use of R for agent-based social
simulation? It should be possible
Thomas Petzoldt wrote:
Hi Tom,
you may have a look at the CRAN package simecol, that has some examples
how to implement different types of dynamic models in R (differential
equations, grid models, individual based models).
Individual-based models (IBMs) are a model family used in ecology,
Thomas Petzoldt wrote:
Hi Tom,
you may have a look at the CRAN package simecol, that has some examples
how to implement different types of dynamic models in R (differential
equations, grid models, individual based models).
Individual-based models (IBMs) are a model family used in ecology,
Simone Gabbriellini wrote:
Tom,
I don't know if there are better ways, but this is the way I do:
I use Python for building the AB model, and RPy as an interface to R for
statistical analysis.
One of the best package for SNA in R is igraph, which has a nice Python
version.
But if you prefere
too), you can simply handle
it via RPy.
I've learned this strategy from Pietro Terna - http://web.econ.unito.it/terna/
hope it helps,
Simone Gabbriellini
Il giorno 07/nov/08, alle ore 13:06, Tom Backer Johnsen ha scritto:
Do anyone know anything about the use of R for agent-based social
Do anyone know anything about the use of R for agent-based social
simulation? It should be possible, and would be convenient for the
simple reason that there are several nice packages containing useful
stuff for SNA (Social Network Analysis). Information about packages,
web sites
Martin Elff wrote:
Hi Tom,
my package 'memisc' contains a sort of an infrastructure for doing
simulations. As a fun exercise I also used it to create a 'toy' agent based
simulation of Schelling's neighbourhood model. Although it is not a serious
application, at least it shows that agent
On Friday 07 November 2008 (19:45:04), you wrote:
Martin Elff wrote:
Hi Tom,
my package 'memisc' contains a sort of an infrastructure for doing
simulations. As a fun exercise I also used it to create a 'toy' agent
based simulation of Schelling's neighbourhood model. Although it is not a
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