Javier Gil Quijano

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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Philippe Caillou, Javier Gil Quijano:
Description automatique de dynamiques de groupes dans des simulations à base d'agents. SimAnalyzer : un outil générique pour l'analyse de simulations. Rev. d'Intelligence Artif. 27(6): 739-764 (2013)
2012
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Philippe Caillou, Javier Gil Quijano, Xiao Zhou:
Automated observation of multi-agent based simulations A statistical analysis approach. Stud. Inform. Univ. 10(3): 62-86 (2012)
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Philippe Caillou, Javier Gil Quijano:
SimAnalyzer: automated description of groups dynamics in agent-based simulations. AAMAS 2012: 1353-1354
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Philippe Caillou, Javier Gil Quijano:
Description automatique de dynamiques de groupes dans des simulations à base d'agents. JFSMA 2012: 23-32

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