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GRAMS reference model: Overall model (= macro-level and micro-level)
Environment
Macro-level
Constraints
Embedding
Time
Entity
(Agent, Object)
Micro-level
Time
Figure 6.3: Macro- and micro-level of the GRAMS reference model.
As a model is subject to change, the state S of a model M at a
specific point in time t
ENT t ,emb t ).
The GRAMS reference model defines single agents as well as the
simulation of a model containing multiple agents, thus the GRAMS
reference model applies to the micro-level as well as to the macro-level
of an agent-based model. The interrelation between those two levels of
modeling is illustrated in Figure 6.3 and with respect to the GRAMS
reference model the following distinction is adopted:
T
is defined as S t ( M )=( S t (
E
) ,
 
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