Self-organising behavior in the presence of negative externalities: a conceptual model of computer choice

Article Abstract:

An attempt made to illustrate how simple, self-organizing system, with local information and rational agents can in some cases outperform the Nash equilibrium is presented. A one-dimensional cellular automaton is used to study how commuters choose between alternative roads, based on their expectations about travel times.

Evaluation, Organizational behavior, Cellular automata, Organizational behaviour

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Model calibration as a testing strategy for system dynamics models

Article Abstract:

The model calibration as a testing strategy at three levels is tackled. Although the techniques are specific steps that generate standard results, their applicability is contingent on the complexity of the model being tested.

Models, Hypothesis testing (Research method), System dynamics

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A sequential procedure for neighborhood selection-of-the-best in optimization via simulation

Article Abstract:

A study makes a sequential analysis to examine simulation problems in ranking and selections.

Thailand, Usage, Sequential analysis, Ranking and selection (Statistics)

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