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sa.2 Contact: Rick L. Riolo.
Description: The simple genetic algorithm program described in "Survial of the Fittest Bits", Scientic American, July 1992.

The Complexity of Cooperation Web Site Contact: Robert Axelrod.
Description: This archive contains software, documentation, bibliographies, and other resources connected with Robert Axelrod's book The Complexity of Cooperation: Agent-Based Models of Competition and Collaboration, to be published by Princeton University Press in the fall of 1997.

Drone Contact: Theodore C. Belding
Description: Drone is a tool for automatically running batch jobs of a simulation program. It allows sweeps over arbitrary sets of parameters, as well as multiple runs for each parameter set, with a separate random seed for each run. The runs may be executed either on a single computer or over the Internet on a set of remote hosts. Drone is written in Expect (an extension to the Tcl scripting language) and runs under Unix. It was originally designed for use with the Swarm agent-based simulation framework, but Drone can be used with any simulation program that reads parameters from the command line or from an input file.

Swarm related software.


Updated September 1, 2005