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Implementation and Application

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To verify the technical models described in Chapter 3, a test framework has to be defined. For this task the widely-used approach of autonomous embodied agents has been employed. The following chapter provides an overview on agent based social systems, the current simulation environment and the application of the model.

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  1. Institute of Computer Technology, University of Vienna, Austria

    Dietmar Dietrich , Gerhard Zucker  & Dietmar Bruckner ,  & 

  2. Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, Austria

    Georg Fodor

  3. University of Cape Town, South Africa

    Georg Fodor

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(2009). Implementation and Application. In: Dietrich, D., Fodor, G., Zucker, G., Bruckner, D. (eds) Simulating the Mind. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-09451-8_4

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