Titlebook: Agent-based Modeling and Simulation in Archaeology; Gabriel Wurzer,Kerstin Kowarik,Hans Reschreiter Book 2015 Springer International Publi

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Agent-based Modeling and Simulation in Archaeology978-3-319-00008-4Series ISSN 1867-2434 Series E-ISSN 1867-2442

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Cultural Perspectives on Higher Educatione project lifecycle, aspects such as parameter and output definition, documentation as well as verification and validation are examined. Our goal is to take a step back and look at the variety of tasks that can be done to achieve reproducibility, which is not an end in itself but a step towards achieving credibility of a model.

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Modeling Archaeology: Origins of the Artificial Anasazi Project and Beyond unique interdisciplinary collaboration between archaeologists/anthropologists (George Gumerman, Jeffrey Dean, Alan Swedlund), computational social scientists (Robert Axtell, Joshua Epstein), and computer modelers (Steve McCarroll, Miles Parker). This chapter describes the kinds of archaeological qu

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Geosimulation: Modeling Spatial Processes-spatial processes. This chapter refers to the latter and stresses that conflating social and spatial phenomena in time needs to consider scale, in all three dimensions, as an explicit distinctive factor to adequately understand the interlinked processes at hand. With respect to residential segregat

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Mining with Agents: Modelling Prehistoric Mining and Prehistoric Economyly focused on technological reconstruction. The complexity of production processes, their interconnectedness with the surrounding socioeconomic network and issues of quantification have, quite regrettably, been addressed to a much lesser extent. Simulation can contribute important insights into the

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Modelling Settlement Rank-Size Fluctuationsluctuations in their rank-size pattern. The model assumes that per-capita fitness is a combination of the beneficial effect derived from the presence of other individuals in the same group and the finite amount of resource available locally. The former can lead to a positive frequency dependence, wh