2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-25920-3_31
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Towards a Methodology for the Participatory Design of Agent-Based Models

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“…There is a large body of work in this field, ranging from involving stakeholders in a real life role-playing game in order to test or inform a related a computer model, e.g., Guyot, Drogoul, and Honiden (2006), to directly controlling an agent during a simulation in order to understand, validate or design a model, e.g. Chu et al (2012). For example, Taillandier and Chu (2009) record the decisions of an expert-user, acting on behalf of an agent during a simulation, to define the agent's behavior in terms of a utility function.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a large body of work in this field, ranging from involving stakeholders in a real life role-playing game in order to test or inform a related a computer model, e.g., Guyot, Drogoul, and Honiden (2006), to directly controlling an agent during a simulation in order to understand, validate or design a model, e.g. Chu et al (2012). For example, Taillandier and Chu (2009) record the decisions of an expert-user, acting on behalf of an agent during a simulation, to define the agent's behavior in terms of a utility function.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Facilitated modeling has been applied separately in the three most popular methods combined in hybrid simulation, including: discrete-event simulation (Robinson et al 2014, Tako and Kotiadis 2015, Proudlove et al 2017, Kotiadis and Tako 2018, system dynamics (Andersen and Richardson, 1997, Rouwette et al, 2000, Vennix, 1999, Lane et al 2019) and agent-based modelling (Chu et al 2012). While their definitions and focus may differ, a common element is the aspect of developing models in a participatory approach, with the involvement of a client group at different stages of the simulation study.…”
Section: Facilitative Hybrid Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%