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一个开源和空间多样化的合成人口数据集,用于基于代理的建模和爱尔兰的微模拟

Seán Caulfield Curley1, Karl Mason1, Patrick Mannion1

  • 1School of Computer Science, University of Galway, Galway, Ireland.

Data in brief
|June 9, 2025
PubMed
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为准确的空间微模拟建模,生成对爱尔兰具有代表性的合成人口至关重要. 本研究评估了创建现实的合成个体的四种方法,确保数据隐私,同时捕捉基本的社会经济特征.

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基于代理的建模模型.爱尔兰 爱尔兰 爱尔兰 爱尔兰 爱尔兰 爱尔兰微观模拟是一种微观模拟.合成种群的人口.

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