The Multi-Agent Simulation Environment SeSAm

by: Franziska Klügl, Frank Puppe

(April 1998)

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Abstract

The SeSAm (Shell for Simulated Agent Systems) provides a generic environment for modeling and experimenting with agent-based systems. We specially focused on providing a framework for the easy construction of complex models. Although the idea of a domain-independent multi-agent simulation environment is not new, none of the existing environments fulfills the claim of usage without direct programming. Despite of providing a powerful general architecture (e.g. SWARM [4]) or a rather focused one (e.g. EthnoModellingFrame [2]) in many simulation environments the user has to program using a language that provides some additional specialized concepts or classes, but still is based on the syntax of for example C++. SeSAm on the other side keeps the balance between generality and easy usage.

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TY - GEN ID - Kluegl1998 L3 - citeulike-article-id:1468429 TI - The Multi-Agent Simulation Environment SeSAm T2 - Proceedings of Workshop "Simulation in Knowledge-based Systems" N2 - The SeSAm (Shell for Simulated Agent Systems) provides a generic environment for modeling and experimenting with agent-based systems. We specially focused on providing a framework for the easy construction of complex models. Although the idea of a domain-independent multi-agent simulation environment is not new, none of the existing environments fulfills the claim of usage without direct programming. Despite of providing a powerful general architecture (e.g. SWARM [4]) or a rather focused one (e.g. EthnoModellingFrame [2]) in many simulation environments the user has to program using a language that provides some additional specialized concepts or classes, but still is based on the syntax of for example C++. SeSAm on the other side keeps the balance between generality and easy usage. KW - mas KW - sesam KW - simulation-system AU - Klügl, Franziska AU - Puppe, Frank PY - 1998/04// UR - http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/528152.html ER -

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