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Re: matlab & simulink
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Nick Collier |
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Re: matlab & simulink |
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Wed, 19 Jan 2000 09:45:46 -0600 |
You can use Mathematica however. During a simulation conference here at
the University of Chicago a few months ago, Richard Gaylord gave a
tutorial on writing agent based simulations in Mathematica. He's got
several books out on writing simulations with Mathematica, only one of
which I've seen:
Simulating Society: A Mathematica Toolkit for Modeling Socioeconomic
Behavior
by Richard J. Gaylord, Lou D'Andria, Louis J.
Dandria
Nick
"Kathy and Ray La Belle wrote:
>
> We are trying to convince our company to develop models of complex
> systems. We suggested learning swarm. The "powers that be" have come
> back and said "how about using matlab"? Does anyone know if matlab can
> do the kinds of things swarm can do?
>
> Since I don't know how to use matlab I really can't say what its
> capabilities are. Ray's view is even if matlab can be used to do agent
> based modeling, there most likely aren't libraries available. We don't
> know very much about complex systems or how to model them. In the past,
> these pursuits were written off as "too complicated".
>
> I said I would ask around and see if I can find out what systems are
> available to do this type of modeling. We want to model chemical
> interactions. Any opinions or information would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kathy La Belle
>
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- matlab & simulink, Kathy and Ray La Belle, 2000/01/18
- Re: matlab & simulink,
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