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Agent-based Model of Industrial Evolution (1.0.0)

This is a conceptual model of underlying forces creating industrial clusters. There are two contradictory forces - attraction and repulsion. Firms within the same Industry are attracted to each other and on the other hand, firms with the same Activity are repulsed from each other. In each round firm with the lowest fitness is selected to change its profile of Industries and Activities. Based on these simple rules interesting patterns emerge.

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Release Notes

Model was constructed and simulations run on NetLogo version 3.5.1.
Newer versions of NetLogo may also work, however they were not tested.
Model may be run directly within the NetLogo or custom scripts written in different languages may be used to run headless NetLogo model.
For more reproducable results, we recomand to run simulations by R script using package RNetLogo.

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Agent-based Model of Industrial Evolution 1.0.0

This is a conceptual model of underlying forces creating industrial clusters. There are two contradictory forces - attraction and repulsion. Firms within the same Industry are attracted to each other and on the other hand, firms with the same Activity are repulsed from each other. In each round firm with the lowest fitness is selected to change its profile of Industries and Activities. Based on these simple rules interesting patterns emerge.

Release Notes

Model was constructed and simulations run on NetLogo version 3.5.1.
Newer versions of NetLogo may also work, however they were not tested.
Model may be run directly within the NetLogo or custom scripts written in different languages may be used to run headless NetLogo model.
For more reproducable results, we recomand to run simulations by R script using package RNetLogo.

Version Submitter First published Last modified Status
1.0.0 Martin Zoričak Wed Jul 10 14:22:54 2019 Wed Jul 10 14:22:54 2019 Published

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