Centre for Policy Modelling Discussion Papers
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- CPM-94-01
- Can you Improve Economic Forecasts? Some Lessons from
Computability Theory - Scott
Moss and Bruce
Edmonds
- CPM-94-02
- Evaluating Competitive Strategies - Scott Moss, Huw Dixon and Steve Wallis
- CPM-94-03
- Modelling Learning as Modelling -Scott Moss and Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-94-04
- Efficient Forward Chaining for Declarative Rules in a
Multi-Agent Modelling Language - Steve Wallis and Scott Moss
- CPM-95-05
- A Formal Preference-State Model with Qualitative Market
Judgements - Scott Moss
and Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-95-06
- Axelrod Meets Cournot: Oligopoly and the Evolutionary
Metaphor, part 1 - Huw Dixon,Steve Wallis and Scott Moss
- CPM-95-07
- What is Complexity? - The philosophy of complexity per se
with application to some examples in evolution. - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-96-08
- Pragmatic Holism - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-96-09
- Logic, Reasoning and A Programming Language for Simulating
Economic and Business Processes with Artificially Intelligent Agents
- Bruce Edmonds,Scott Mossand Steve Wallis
- CPM-96-10
- Modelling Bounded Rationality using Evolutionary Techniques
- Bruce Edmonds
and Scott Moss
- CPM-96-11
- Modeling R&D Strategy as a Network Search Problem - Scott Moss, Bruce Edmonds andHelen Gaylard
- CPM-95-12
- Modelling the Process of Market Emergence - Scott Moss and Olga Kuznetsova
- CPM-96-13
- Rulebase-Driven Non-Linear Analysis of Competative Structure
- Michael Campbell, Scott Moss and Clive Simms
- CPM-97-14
- The Possible Irreducibility of Artificial Software Life
- Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-97-15
- A Simple-Minded Network Model with Context-like Objects
- Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-97-16
- SDML: A Multi-Agent Language for Organizational Modelling -Scott Moss, Helen Gaylard, Steve Wallis and Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-97-17
- Combining Evolutionary Computing Techniques to Find Credible
Qualitative Descriptions of the Demand-Side of Markets - Bruce Edmonds, Scott Moss and Helen Gaylard
- CPM-95-18
- A Top-Down Approach to Lexical Acquisition and Segmentation
- Helen Gaylard and P. Hancox
- CPM-96-19
- The Role of Incremental Learning in the Acquisition of
Phrase
Structure - Helen Gaylard
- CPM-96-20
- A Cognitive Approach to Modelling Structural Change - Helen Gaylard
- CPM-97-21
- Development, Re-Representation, and Epistemology in Language
Acquisition: Commentary on the Precis of Beyond Modularity by
Kariloff-Smith- Helen Gaylard
- CPM-97-22
- Autonomy, Consent, and Written Consent - Helen Gaylard
- CPM-97-23
- Complexity and Scientific Modelling - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-97-24
- From Complexity to Agent Modelling and Back Again - some
implications for economics - Bruce
Edmonds
- CPM-97-25
- Validation and Verification of Computational Models with
Multiple Agents - Scott Moss,Bruce Edmonds and Steve Wallis
- CPM-97-26
- Modelling Socially Intelligent Agents - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-97-27
- The Possible Incommensurability of Utilities and the
Learning
of Goals- Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-97-28
- Artificially Intelligent Specification and Analysis of
Context-Dependent Attribute Preferences - Bruce Edmonds, Scott Mossand Helen Gaylard
- CPM-97-29
- A Re-analysis of the Effects of Task Decomposition and
Organizational Structure on Performance and Robustness - Helen Gaylard
- CPM-97-30
- Boundedly versus Procedurally Rational Expectations -Scott Moss
- CPM-97-31
- Gossip, Sexual Recombination and the El Farol Bar: modelling
the emergence of heterogeneity - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-98-32
- Meta-Genetic Programming: Co-evolving the Operators of
Variation - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-98-33
- Modelling Bounded Rationality In Agent-Based Simulations
using the Evolution of Mental Models - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-98-34
- Capturing Social Embeddedness: a Constructivist Approach
-Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-98-35
- Social Simulation Models and Reality: Three Approaches - Scott Moss
- CPM-98-36
- Hierarchical Organization of Robots: A Social Simulation
Study - Scott Moss
and Kerstin
Dautenhahn
- CPM-98-37
- On Modelling in Memetics - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-98-38
- Experiments on human-robot communication with Robota, an
imitative learning and communication doll robot - Aude Billard,Kerstin
Dautenhahn and Gillian
Hayes
- CPM-98-39
- Social Intelligence as Norm Adaptation - Magnus Boman and Harko Verhagen
- CPM-98-40
- Toward teaching a robot `infant' using emotive
communication acts- Cynthia Breazeal and Juan Velasquez
- CPM-98-41
- The Evolutionary Emergence of Socially Intelligent Agents
- Alastair Channon
and Robert Damper
- CPM-98-42
- The Contribution of Society to the Construction of
Individual Intelligence - Bruce
Edmonds and Kerstin
Dautenhahn
- CPM-98-43
- Positioning the analysis: Memetics as a methodological
tool
to close the ranks between social and traditional history - Rogan
Jacobson
- CPM-98-44
- The Social Dimension of Economics and Multiagent Systems-Adolfo
López Paredes and Ricardo del Olmo Martínez
- CPM-98-45
- Modelling and Evolution of Social Trends in Virtual
Environments - María-Isabel Sánchez-Segura,
Ricardo Imbert, Angélica de Antonio and Javier Segovia
- CPM-98-46
- Social Embeddedness and Agent Development - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-98-47
- Integrating Physical and Social Modelling: The Example of
Climate Change - Scott Moss
and Claudia
Pahl-Worstl
- CPM-98-48
- Critical Incident Management: An Empirically Derived
Computational Model - Scott
Moss
- CPM-98-49
- Canonical Task Environments for Social Simulation - Scott Moss
- CPM-99-50
- A Proposal for the Establishment of Review Boards - a
flexible approach to the selection of academic knowledge - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-99-51
- The Cost of Rational Agency - Scott Moss
- CPM-99-52
- The Pragmatic Roots of Context - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-99-53
- The Constructability of Artificial Intelligence (as defined
by the Turing Test) - Bruce
Edmonds
- CPM-99-54
- Towards a Descriptive Model of Agent Strategy Search - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-99-55
- Syntactic Measures of Complexity (Doctoral Thesis) -
Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-99-56
- Relevance, Realism and Rigour: A Third Way for Social and
Economic Research - Scott
Moss
- CPM-00-57
- Towards Implementing Free Will - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-00-58
- Developing Agents Who Can Relate To Us - putting agents in ourloop
via situated self-creation - Bruce
Edmonds
- CPM-00-59
- Intelligent Social Learning - Rosario
Conte
- CPM-00-60
- Reverse Engineering of Societies - A Biological Perspective
- Kerstin
Dautenhahn
- CPM-00-61
- The Archeology of Artificial Societies - Jim Doran
- CPM-00-62
- Recognition of investment opportunities and generation of
investment cycles - Guido
Fioretti
- CPM-00-63
- A New Look into Garbage Cans - Petri Nets and
Organisational Choice- Sven
Heitsch, Daniela Hinck & Marcel Martens
- CPM-00-64
- Having a Sense of Ourselves: Technology and Personal
Identity - Leslie Henrickson
- CPM-00-65
- Modelling Agents using the Hotel Analogy: Sanitised for
your Protection? - Lindsay Marshall
& Savas Parastatidis
- CPM-00-66
- The Making of Meaning in Societies: Semiotic &
Information-Theoretic Background to the Evolution of Communication -Christopher Nehaniv
- CPM-00-67
- Imitation and Reinformcement Learning with Heterogeneous
Actions - Bob Price & Craig Boutilier
- CPM-00-68
- Socially Competent Business Agents with Attitude - Using
Habitus-Field Theory to Design Agents with Social Competence - Michael Schillo, Steve Allen, Klaus Fischer & Christof Klein
- CPM-00-69
- Introducing Emotions into the Computational Study of
Social
Norms - Alexander
Staller & Paolo Petta
- CPM-00-70
- The Society of Mind Requires an Economy of Mind - Ian Wright
- CPM-00-71
- The Power Law and Critical Density in Large Multi Agent
Systems - Scott Moss,Bruce Edmonds and Steve Wallis
- CPM-00-72
- Mapping the Envelope of Social Simulation Trajectories -
Oswaldo Terán,
Bruce Edmonds and Steve Wallis
- CPM-00-73
- Determining the Envelope of Emergent Agent Behaviour via
Architectural Transformation - Oswaldo Terán, Bruce Edmonds and Steve Wallis
- CPM-00-74
- The Use of Models - making MABS actually work -
Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-00-75
- The Purpose and Place of Formal Systems in the Development
of
Science - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-00-76
- Demonstrating the Role of Stakeholder Participation: An
Agent
Based Social Simulation Model of Water Demand Policy and Response -
Scott Moss, Thomas E. Downing and Juliette Rouchier
- CPM-01-77
- What if all truth is context dependent? - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-01-78
- Learning Appropriate Contexts - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-01-79
- Competition in Intermediated Markets: Statistical signatures
and critical densities - Scott
Moss
- CPM-01-80
- Game Theory: Limitations and an Alternative - Scott Moss
- CPM-01-81
- The Importance of Representing Cognitive Processes
in
Multi-Agent Models - Bruce
Edmonds and Scott Moss
- CPM-01-82
- Against Prior Theorising - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-01-83
- Policy analysis from First Principles - Scott Moss
- CPM-01-84
- Intuition and Observation in the Design of Multi Agent
Systems - Scott Moss
- CPM-01-85
- Learning and Exploiting Context in Agents - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-01-86
- Emergent Tendencies in Multi-Agent-based Simulations: using
Constraint-based Methods to Effect Practical Proofs over Finite Subsets
of Simulation Outcomes (Doctoral Thesis) - Oswaldo Terán
- CPM-02-87
- Surviving on a Sand-Pile: an investigation as to the type of
behaviour that evolves in the presence of crises - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-02-88
- Cooperation and Specialisation without Kin Selection - David Hales
- CPM-02-89
- Smart Agents Don’t Need Kin - Evolving Specialisation and
Cooperation with Tags - David
Hales
- CPM-02-90
- Wise-Up! - Smart Tag Pairing Evolves and Persists- David Hales
- CPM-02-91
- Towards an Ideal Social Simulation Language - Bruce Edmonds and Steve Wallis
- CPM-02-92
- Policy Modelling with ABSS: The Case of Water Demand
Management - Olivier
Barthelemy, Scott Moss,Thomas Downing and Juliette Rouchier
- CPM-02-93
- Modelling Software Organisations - David Hales and Chris Douce
- CPM-02-94
- Exploring the Value of Prediction in an Artificial Stock
Market - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-02-95
- The Social Embedding of Intelligence - Towards producing
a machine that could pass the Turing Test - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-02-96
- Understanding Our Creations: Using Machine Learning to
Understand Machine models - David Hales
- CPM-02-97
- Integrating Domain Expertise With Aggregate Data Using
Evolutionary Computation - Bruce
Edmonds and Scott Moss
- CPM-02-98
- Computational Complexity of a Constraint Model-based Proof
of
the Envelope of Tendencies in a MAS-based Simulation Model - Oswaldo Terán and Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-02-99
- Simplicity is Not Truth-Indicative - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-02-100
- Universality, simulation and Ultimate Truth - V. Lewscogski,Bruce Edmonds and David Hales
- CPM-02-101
- Group Reputation Supports Beneficent Norms: A Case of
“them” and “us” - David
Hales
- CPM-02-102
- How Formal Logic Can Fail to be Useful for Modelling or
Designing MAS - Bruce
Edmonds
- CPM-02-103
- Domestic Water Demand and Social Influence – an agent-based
modelling approach - Bruce
Edmonds, Olivier
Barthelemy, and Scott
Moss
- CPM-02-104
- Evolving Social Rationality for MAS using “Tags” - David Hales and Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-03-105
- Sociology and Simulation: Statistical and Qualitative
Cross-Validation - Bruce
Edmonds and Scott Moss
- CPM-03-106
- Computational Simulation as Theoretical Experiment - Bruce Edmonds and David Hales
- CPM-03-107
- Climate Change and the Demand for Water - Downing,
T.E,
Butterfield, R.E., Edmonds, B., Knox, J.W., Moss, S., Piper, B.S. and
Weatherhead, E.K. (and the CCDeW project team) [Links to the
SEI report]
- CPM-03-108
- Evolutionary Units and Adaptive Intelligence: Why a brain
can not be produced by internal evolutionary processes (but could be
composed of such) - Bruce
Edmonds
- CPM-03-109
- Neg-o-net- a negotiation simulation test-bed - David Hales
- CPM-03-110
- Comparative analysis of agent-based social simulations:
GeoSim and FEARLUS models - Claudio
Cioffi-Revilla and Nicholas
M.
Gotts
- CPM-03-111
- Simulations of Group Dynamics with Different Models - Jürgen Klüver and Christina Stoica
- CPM-03-112
- Individual-based model to enrich an aggregate model - Raphaël Duboz, Frédéric Amblard, Eric Ramat, Guillaume Deffuant, Philippe Preux
- CPM-03-113
- Comparing individual-based model of behaviour diffusion
with its mean field aggregated approximation - Margaret Edwards,
Sylvie Huet, François Goreaud, Guillaume Deffuant
- CPM-03-114
- Re-implementing John Duffy’s model of speculative learning
agents in a small scale society: Problems, interest and issues - Juliette Rouchier
- CPM-03-115
- Replication, Replication and Replication - Some Hard
Lessons from Model Alignment - Bruce
Edmonds and David Hales
- CPM-03-116
- Stochastic Collusion and the Power Law of Learning: A
General Reinforcement Learning Model of Cooperation - Andreas
Flache and Michael Macy
- CPM-03-117
- Can Tags Build Working Systems? - From MABS to ESOA
- David Hales and Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-03-118
- Simulation and Complexity - how
they can relate - Bruce
Edmonds
- CPM-03-119
- The Design And Use Of Integrated And Agent-Based Models For
Freshwater Resource Management - Report
Of Workpackage 3 Of The Firma Project - Bruce Edmonds and other
members of the FIRMA Project
- CPM-03-120
- When and why does haggling occur? - Some lessons from a qualitative but
computational simulation of negotiation - Bruce Edmonds
- CPM-03-121
- The impact of the model structure in social simulations - Olivier
Barthélémy
- CPM-03-122
- How To Be Loyal, Rich And Have Fun Too: The Fun Is Yet To Come - Juliette
Rouchier and David Hales
- CPM-03-123
- Agent-Based Modelling Incorporating Qualitative and
Quantitative Methods: A Case
Study Investigating the Impact of E-commerce upon the Value Chain - Richard
Taylor
- CPM-03-124
- Implementing Free Will - Bruce
Edmonds
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