An introduction to multiagent systems
by Michael J. Wooldridge · first published 2002
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on “Ask HN: What projects are you working on now?” ↗I rencently read a book that touches on such social simulation - "An Introduction to Multiagent systems / Michael Wooldridge". He mentions p.214-218 such a grid like social simulation that was done in the EOS project, undertaken at the University of Essex in the UK. The goal of the EOS project was to investigate…
on “Show HN: GridRoyale, a life simulation for exploring social dynamics” ↗…these days, from what I can see, but I'm still fascinated with the whole agent-oriented programming idea, and also multi-agent systems. In fact, I found out about AGENT0 while reading Wooldridge's An Introduction to Multiagent Systems. https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-MultiAgent-Systems-Micha...
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