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Re: MonteCarlo Simulations needed
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Steve Railsback |
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Re: MonteCarlo Simulations needed |
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Wed, 08 May 2002 12:16:12 +0100 |
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Perrone Alessandro wrote:
Hi all
Before starting to program a library for MonteCArlo Simulations, I'd
like to know if anyone has ever programmed some MonteCArlo Simulations?
Regards.
ALEX
Hi Alex- We have not conducted Monte Carlo simulations, but before you
start programming I suggest you take a look at our Experiment Manager.
It lets you select model variables or parameters and give them new
values (via probes- without having to touch the model code) then
automatically executes new model runs with each set of values. Some of
the code in the Experiment Manager might be very useful - with perhaps
not much modification you could program it into a general Monte Carlo
simulation generator. If you are interested, please ask Steve Jackson
address@hidden for the code. I have a bit of documentation.
I also discussed this issue yesterday with Thorsten Wiegand of the UFZ
research center where I am currently visiting.
http://pinus.oesa.ufz.de/english/ Thorsten has conducted Monte Carlo
simulations for the purpose of model validation and parameter fitting of
agent-based ecological models (not using Swarm). He has some papers on
this topic- contact him at address@hidden <mailto:address@hidden>
Steve
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