Research on Evolution Simulation of Technology Innovation Community in High-Tech Zone

Shu Xia Dong; Li Ang Tang; Zeng Zhen Shao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.411-414.2472

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Research on Evolution Simulation of Technology Innovation Community in High-Tech Zone

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High-tech zone is a new economic form which has huge space for development. Based on MAS theory, this paper studies the technology innovation community in high-tech zone and creates a complex model with simulations tool--NetLogo. Some detail Agents are built such as MCAgent, RIAgent, EAgent and environmental Cellular Agent. Simulation results show that the model is suitable and flexible.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 411-414)

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Shu Xia Dong, Li Ang Tang, Zeng Zhen Shao

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High-Tech Zone, MAS Theory, Netlogo, Simulation

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