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| From: | matt_lund |
| Subject: | What are the advantages / disadvantages of Nueral Networks vs. Complex Adaptive-Agent based modelling? |
| Date: | Thu, 04 Feb 1999 15:42:33 -0700 |
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Everyone,
I'm
doing the programming for a project that attempts to simulate "how people
choose" in order to simulate a small economy with lots of individuals, a
couple of businesses, and a government that regulates. I've read most of
the Sugarscape book and have a limited but good-enough understanding of the
complex adaptive-agent technique.
How
does this technique compare to nueral networks? My impression of nueral
networks is that they're much more complicated. Does it even make sense to
incorporate nueral networks into agent-based simulations? I'm not even
sure what they use Nueral Nets to do, anyway.
If
anyone has a minute to spare, please enlighten me! :)
Matt.
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