Titlebook: Agent-Based Computational Demography; Using Simulation to Francesco C. Billari,Alexia Prskawetz Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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The Collapse of the Berlin Wall: Simulating State-Level East to West German Migration Patterns,any since 1989. The agents in the model represent individuals in the five East German states who decide whether or not, when and whereto in the West to migrate. Agents respond to incentives provided by current and expected future unemployment and income differentials between states, moving costs and

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,Agent-Based Modeling of Householders’ Migration Behavior and Its Consequences,nces. The current paper considers this approach with respect to householder migration and dynamics of residential distribution. It begins with a characterization of different styles of AB modelling and proceeds with examples of AB models of residential behavior, ranging from Schelling-type abstract

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Population-Wide Marriage Patterns Produced by Individual Mate-Search Heuristics,the emergence of population-level patterns of marriage can be brought together to illuminate each other. In this paper we combine a top-down demographic approach with a bottom-up psychological approach to study marriage and mate search via agent-based simulations. We model a group of agents searchin

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On the Cultural Evolution of Age-at-Marriage Norms,evidence regarding the existence of norms which proscribe marriage outside of an acceptable age interval. Using a definition of norms as built-in constraints in agents, we model the transmission of norms and the mechanisms of the intergenerational transmission of norms. Agents can marry each other o

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Where All Roads Meet: Modular Exponentiationloped that has gathered impetus in the literature during the 1990s. Agent-based computational models have become more and more used in the social sciences (i.e. in economics with the idea of Agent-based Computational Economics (ACE), and in sociology with the idea of Social Simulation). Different to

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Basic Number-Theoretic Functionsogical empiricism. According to this view, theory arises from empirical generalizations, and can be rejected if empirical exceptions or counter-examples are brought forward. An alternative view of theory sees it as an imaginative construction in response to data, a construction that is true by defin

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Input, Output, Assignment, Conversionf social interactions in the diffusion of new contraceptive practices. The first difficulty is the potentially thin character of information and activities relevant to contraception within the wider framework of social action. The second difficulty is ensuring the correct relationship between ABM an