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Determining the range of predictions for calibrated agent-based simulation models

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Determining the range of predictions for calibrated agent-based simulation models. / Shi, DongFang; Brooks, Roger.
2009. Paper presented at INFORMS Simulation Society Research Workshop Simulation: At the Interface of Modeling and Analysis, Coventry, United Kingdom.

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Shi, D & Brooks, R 2009, 'Determining the range of predictions for calibrated agent-based simulation models', Paper presented at INFORMS Simulation Society Research Workshop Simulation: At the Interface of Modeling and Analysis, Coventry, United Kingdom, 25/06/09 - 27/06/09.

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Shi, D., & Brooks, R. (2009). Determining the range of predictions for calibrated agent-based simulation models. Paper presented at INFORMS Simulation Society Research Workshop Simulation: At the Interface of Modeling and Analysis, Coventry, United Kingdom.

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Shi D, Brooks R. Determining the range of predictions for calibrated agent-based simulation models. 2009. Paper presented at INFORMS Simulation Society Research Workshop Simulation: At the Interface of Modeling and Analysis, Coventry, United Kingdom.

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Shi, DongFang ; Brooks, Roger. / Determining the range of predictions for calibrated agent-based simulation models. Paper presented at INFORMS Simulation Society Research Workshop Simulation: At the Interface of Modeling and Analysis, Coventry, United Kingdom.5 p.

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title = "Determining the range of predictions for calibrated agent-based simulation models",
abstract = "Agent-based simulation is increasingly used to study systemsin many areas of business and science. Using agentbasedsimulation for prediction could be very valuable.However, these models usually have many parameterswhich are difficult to measure directly leading to uncertaintyas to the best values to use. It is very important toconsider the alternative feasible sets of parameter values,otherwise the modeling results could be misleading. Amethod is described to take account of this when makingpredictions and was applied to an agent-based word ofmouth consumer model. The result was a wide predictionrange indicating the limitations of using such a model forpredictions. The method could also be applied in othersituations.",
author = "DongFang Shi and Roger Brooks",
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