Representing dynamic social networks in discrete event social simulation

Lieberman,

doi:10.1109/wsc.2010.5679046

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“…DES provides a proven venue for representing confounded systems in a traceable and rigorous manner that is particularly useful for gaining insights into complex problems associated with human groups. 10 Additionally, agent-based modeling allows one to model the dynamics of complex adaptive systems at the individual or micro level, allowing agents to interact with and influence each other. 11…”

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A simulation model with verification and validation for time-phased education planning in Afghanistan

Marlin

Sohn

2014

SIMULATION

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Decision-makers have rightly come to expect thorough, relevant analysis prior to allocating resources. The field of education planning is no different in its requirement for such analysis. In this research, we present a discrete event simulation model in which individual students and teachers flow through the Afghanistan education system across a variable time horizon. We explain the simulation and its premises through some verification and validation processes that allow the user to glean insight into the implications of security, policy, and infrastructure in this complex and capricious environment.

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