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Load-balancing for large scale situated agent-based simulations

Rihawi et al., 2015

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4042203536134108832
Author
Rihawi O
Secq Y
Mathieu P
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Procedia Computer Science

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In large scale agent-based simulations, memory and computational power requirements can increase dramatically because of high numbers of agents and interactions. To be able to simulate millions of agents, distributing the simulator on a computer network is promising …
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