Pattern-Oriented Modeling
Patterns are defining characteristics of a system and often, therefore, indicators of essential underlying processes and structures. Patterns contain information on the internal organization of a system, but in a “coded” form. The purpose of POM is to “decode” this information. (Science, 2005)
Examples
Pattern-Oriented Modeling of Agent-Based Complex Systems: Lessons from Ecology. Source: Grimm, 2005.
Outgoing relations
- Pattern-Oriented Modeling is part of Methods to design an ABM
Contributors
- Maria Perez