Gilbert, G. Nigel <br/><br/>
Agent-based models / 
por Nigel Gilbert. -- 
 - Los Angeles:  Sage,  2008. 
 - 98 p. 
 - (Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences ;  n. 153)  .
<br/><br/>inclui índice e bibliografia 
<br/><br/> 1. The idea of agent-based modeling -- 1.1. Agent-based modeling -- 1.2. Some examples -- 1.3. The features of agent-based modeling -- 1.4. Other related modeling approaches  2. Agents,environments, and timescales -- 2.1. Agents -- 2.2. Environments -- 2.3. Randomness -- 2.4. Time  3. Using agents-based models in social science reseach --3.1. An example of developing an angent-based model -- 3.2.Verification: getting rid of the bugs -- 3.3. Validation --3.4. Techniques for validation -- 3.5 . summary   4. Deseging and developing agent-based models -- 4.1. modeling toolkits, libraries , languages -- 4.2.Using NetLogo to buid models -- 4.3. Buiding the collectivities model step by step -- 4.4.Planning an agent-based modeling project -- 4.5. Reporting an agent-based model  research -- 4.6 Summy  5.Advances in agent-based modeling -- 5.1. Geographiacal information sysytems -- 5.2.Learning -- 5.3. Simulating language 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>978141266777 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Ciências Sociais<br/>Teoria dos Jogos<br/>Simulação (Computadores)--(subd. geog.)