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Modeling event structures*

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Qualitative Comparative Analysis Research Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation Bayesian Modeling and Causal Inference

Abstract

A framework is developed for computer‐assisted analysis of event sequences like those obtained through sociological field work or historical research. The analytic procedures produce a qualitative model — including a graph displaying logical relations among events — which accounts for the input data. The model can be tested and refined through analysis of additional data.

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