Modeling and simulation with the Brahms agent environment

ABSTRACT

Brahms (http://www.agentisolutions.com) is an agent-based modeling and simulation environment

a. for developing simulations of people, organizations, objects such as tools, documents and systems and

b. for designing, simulating and implementing multi-agent software systems.

REFERENCES

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