<\/p>\n
The following papers were accepted for presentation during the Social Simulation Conference 2014, Barcelona(in the order they will be presented on Wednesday, 03.04):<\/p>\n
Mieczyslaw Metzger and Piotr Skupin: \u201cHuman-in-the-loop simulation based system for more effective allocation and training of experimenters\u2019 groups in stimulation of biotechnological processes\u201d<\/p>\n
Roman Seidl: \u201cSocial Scientists, Qualitative Data, and Agent-Based Modeling\u201d<\/p>\n
Syed Muhammad Ali Abbas, Rachel Aldred, Zaid Chalabi and James Woodcock: \u201cUse of an agent-based model to explore urban transitions in commuter cycling\u201d<\/p>\n
Annalisa Stefanelli and Roman Seidl: \u201cModerate and Polarized Opinions. Using Empirical Data for an Agent-Based Simulation\u201d<\/p>\n
Jose Antonio Noguera, Antonio Parravano, Paula Hermida and Jordi Tena-Sanchez: \u201cSimulating Social Influence Dynamics From Observational Data: The Case Of Secessionist Flags in Barcelona\u2019s Balconies\u201d<\/p>\n
Martin Neumann and Ulf Lotzmann: \u201cFrom evidence to criminal agents: Modelling the collapse of a criminal network\u201d<\/p>\n
Gary Polhill, Nick Gotts, Amparo Alonso-Betanzos, Noelia Sanchez-Maro\u00f1o, Oscar Fontenla-Romero, Tony Craig and Ricardo Garcia-Mira: \u201cQualitative spatial representation in agent-based models\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The following papers were accepted for presentation during the Social Simulation Conference 2014, Barcelona(in the order they will be presented on Wednesday, 03.04): Mieczyslaw Metzger and Piotr Skupin: \u201cHuman-in-the-loop simulation based system for more effective allocation and training of experimenters\u2019 groups in stimulation of biotechnological processes\u201d Roman Seidl: \u201cSocial Scientists, Qualitative Data, and Agent-Based Modeling\u201d … Continue reading Special Track at the Social Simulation Conference (SSC), 01-05.09.2014, Barcelona, Spain<\/span>