SimulLinova: Uma Ferramenta de Simulação para Avaliação da Evolução de Ganhos com Inovação
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Inovação, Simulação, Algoritmos Evolutivos.Resumo
Este artigo apresenta os detalhes de um sistema computacional, SimuLInova, desenvolvido para ser um ambiente de testes e simulação, que representa de forma detalhada o processo de co-evolução inovativa em rede. Os modelos utilizados para a elaboração do sistema foram os grafos assimétricos, os algoritmos evolutivos e os modelos de agentes. Mostra-se aqui como o sistema reproduz um cenário de interação de empresas, a partir da definição de métricas de absorção, que estabelecem claramente a forma como um indivíduo aprende em rede. Foi adaptado um método evolutivo similar ao algoritmo genético, para preencher os requisitos de evolução de um ambiente de inovação.Downloads
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