Sugarspace
Origin: Ar. hisp. assúkkar, Ar. sukkar, Gr. σάκχαρι, del pelvi. Šakar, Lat. Spatĭum
An agent based computer modeling technique to study social phenomena, including trade, migration, group formation, combat, interaction, transmission of culture and population dynamics in artificial societies. It is considered a trans-discipline of the fields of economics and demography.
Spanish: Sugarspace
Sources and references
- Builder C, "Artificial Societies"view
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