1999
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4615-5029-7_15
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A Cognitively Rich Methodology for Modelling Emergent Socioeconomic Phenomena

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“…This approach has already been used by the Manchester Centre for Policy Modelling in models of transition economies (Moss and Kuznetsova, 1995;Moss, 1999), organisational change (Moss, 1998) and consumer behaviour (Moss and Edmonds, 1997;Edmonds and Moss, 1998). It has also been investigated by EAWAG using focus groups and in emphasising business opportunities.…”
Section: The Integrated Assessment Experience and The Interface Betwementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This approach has already been used by the Manchester Centre for Policy Modelling in models of transition economies (Moss and Kuznetsova, 1995;Moss, 1999), organisational change (Moss, 1998) and consumer behaviour (Moss and Edmonds, 1997;Edmonds and Moss, 1998). It has also been investigated by EAWAG using focus groups and in emphasising business opportunities.…”
Section: The Integrated Assessment Experience and The Interface Betwementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our representation draws from both Soar and ACT-R where the elements of each are compatible and experimentally well verified. Examples of the implementation of these representations is to be found in recent papers by Moss (1998Moss ( , 1999. We also, initially, represent consumers as genetic programming algorithms which build up consumption patterns taking account of the influences of other consumers, new products and educational programmes.…”
Section: A New Approach To Integrating Social and Physical Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%