Review of Software Platforms for Agent Based Models

Matthew J. Berryman

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Simulation Techniques and Applications Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation Complex Systems and Decision Making

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This report reviews both general agent based modelling (ABM) and battlefield-specific ABM toolkits against established criteria, namely flexibility, documentation, speed, and facilities. The other main focus of this report is to consider which ABM toolkits are best suited to studying self-organisation, adaptation, and causality in networks, since these are all essential parts of complex adaptive systems of interest to defence. The ABM toolkits evaluated against these requirements were BactoWars, EINSTein, MANA, MASON, NetLogo, Repast, Swarm and WISDOM-II.

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2005MASON: A Multiagent Simulation Environment 2006Agent-based Simulation Platforms: Review and Development Recommendations 1996The Swarm Simulation System: A Toolkit for Building Multi-Agent Simulations

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