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From Formal Specifications to Executable Simulations: A Computation-Driven Metasystem for Agent-Based Modeling

2026 · International Conference on Conceptual Structures · pp. 34-42 · 0 citations · 14 references
Computer Science

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A metasystem based on a modular architecture centered on an agent metagenerator, suggesting that the architecture prevents re-monolithization while enhancing modularity, providing a solid foundation for reusable, trace-able, and scientifically grounded ABMS.

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