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- Bruce Edmonds
- J. Artificial Societies and Social Simulation
- 2008
- Scott Moss, Helen Gaylard, Steve Wallis, Bruce Edmonds
- Computational & Mathematical Organization Theory
- 1998
A programming language which is optimized for modelling multi-agent interaction within articulated social structures such as organizations is described with several examples of its functionality. The… (More)
- David Hales, Bruce Edmonds
- IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and…
- 2005
In this paper, we focus on the problem of maintaining significant levels of cooperation in peer-to-peer (P2P) networks of selfish adaptive peers. We propose a simple algorithm that maintains high… (More)
- David Hales, Bruce Edmonds
- AAMAS
- 2003
Endowing agents with "social rationality" [10, 12, 11] can aid overall efficiency in tasks where cooperation is beneficial to system level performance. However it is difficult to maintain this… (More)
- Annabel Latham, Keeley A. Crockett, David McLean, Bruce Edmonds
- Computers & Education
- 2012
This paper proposes a generic methodology and architecture for developing a novel conversational intelligent tutoring system (CITS) called Oscar that leads a tutoring conversation and dynamically… (More)
- Bruce Edmonds
- 1999
It is argued that complexity has only a limited use as a paradigm against reductionist approaches and that it has a much richer potential as a comparable property. What can complexity be usefully… (More)
- Bruce Edmonds, David Hales
- J. Artificial Societies and Social Simulation
- 2003
A published simulation model (Riolo et al. 2001) was replicated in two independent implementations so that the results as well as the conceptual design align. This double replication allowed the… (More)
- Bruce Edmonds
- 2014
- Bruce Edmonds, Scott Moss
- MABS
- 2004
A new approach is suggested under the slogan “Keep it Descriptive Stupid” (KIDS) that encapsulates a trend in increasingly descriptive agentbased social simulation. The KIDS approach entails one… (More)
- Scott Moss, Bruce Edmonds
- 2003
The observance of unpredictable episodes of clustered volatility in some data series has led to the development of models of social processes that will give rise to such clustered volatility. Such… (More)