Compartmental Analysis of Agent-Based Population Migration for Regional Spatial Structure

Hai Ying Ma; Ying Yi Cao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.869-870.1112

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Compartmental Analysis of Agent-Based Population Migration for Regional Spatial Structure

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In this note we show how the compartmental approach can be used as a tool to analyze rural-urban migration with heterogeneity of the multi-agents and introduce it into the dynamic models for regional spatial structure. The analysis suggests that compartmental approach would permit us to build a model described by a completely deterministic system of dynamic equation and to use more simple mathematical instruments.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 869-870)

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Hai Ying Ma*, Ying Yi Cao

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Compartmental Analysis, Multi-Agent System (MAS), Rural-Urban Migration

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