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This five-day course will introduce the principles and practice of agent-based modelling. Participants will learn how to design, implement, and evaluate ABMs that are relevant to their own fields of research and teaching. The workshop includes introductory instruction in NetLogo, a popular and powerful software platform and programming language specifically for ABMs.
Intelligent Systems Conference 2024 is on February 1st 2024,
The 1st NHR Conference, that will bring together users of High
Performance Computing (HPC) on September 18./19. 2023 in Berlin, has a
track on Agent-based Simulation. There will be talks in this […]
Jointly organized by the Behave Lab, University of Milan, and the University of Brescia, the 10th edition of this school aims to train students on agent-based modeling by theoretical and practica[…]
The GeoSim 2022 workshop focuses on all aspects of geospatial simulation as a paradigm to understand, model, and predict spatial phenomena and aid decision making. New simulation methodologies an[…]
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2020: Seminar in Maternal-Infant Relationship Studies: Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence March 7 and 9, 2020 | 9:00 am to 5:00 pm | ICBS, UFRGS,8888 Porto Alegre, Brazil https://sites.google.com/view/envermiguel/seminar-in-maternal-infant-relationship-studies
The BEHAVE Online Spring School 2021 on “Agent-Based Modelling for Social Scientists”, on 19-23 April 2021 will introduce students to Agent-Based Models (ABM) in NetLogo. No computing skills required. Hands-on sections with models and examples. Group and individual counselling for students.
A summer school dedicated to the exploration of complex system models. Both theoretical and practical sessions will help participant to have a large overview on efficient techniques to validate models and to address it high level questioning. The experimentations will be run on HPC through the dedicated platform for model exploration: OpenMOLE.
Please see the event website at https://www.socsimfest.eu/
GIScience 2020 invites contributions from a wide range of disciplines related to geographic information science, such as geography, earth science, cognitive science, information science, computer science, linguistics, mathematics, philosophy, life sciences, and social science. Topics of interest include agent-based modelling, see https://www.giscience.org/. Deadlines are March 16th (full papers) and May 25th (short papers).
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