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A Conceptual Framework for Human Decision Making within Agent Based Models

  • David John Miron

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    Abstract

    Agent based models of human systems, such as those found in behavioural economics, implement their agents intelligence through the use of simple rules. These models have proved to be worthwhile research tools. However, to improve the outputs of these models will require a greater emphasis on the development of intelligence within the model agents. To achieve a deeper understanding of the cognitive process of human decision making is needed. In this talk a conceptual model of the cognitive process of human decision making is put forward. This conceptual model is developed around the work of Lonergan and Polanyi. Further, the conceptual model utilises the fuzzy logic of Zadeh for its implementation. The resulting conceptual model can be embedded within agent's that model human systems.
    Original languageEnglish
    Article number197
    Pages (from-to)1-7
    JournalInternational Conference on Complex Systems Papers
    Publication statusPublished - 2007
    EventICCS 2007: 7th International Conference on Complex Systems - Boston, United States of America
    Duration: 28 Oct 20072 Nov 2007

    Keywords

    • Mathematical Sciences

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