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Computational and mathematical modeling in the social sciences
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York Cambridge University Press 2005Description: 197pISBN: - 9780521619134
- 300.151 MAR
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| 300 MEA Measurement in the social sciences | 300.15 JAC Theory construction and model-building skills | 300.15 LAV An Introduction to models in the social sciences / | 300.151 MAR Computational and mathematical modeling in the social sciences | 300.15195 ENG Rasch models for solving measurement problems | 300.72 PRO Production of knowledge | 300.723 RIC Handling qualitative data |
Table of Contents: 1 - Not All Fun and Games: Challenges in Mathematical Modeling 2 - Looking for Car Keys Without Any Street Lights 3 - From Curses to Complexity: The Justification for Computational Modeling 4 - Why Everything Should Look Like a Nail: Deriving Parsimonious Encodings for Complex Games 5 - KKV Redux: Deriving and Testing Logical Implications 6 - A Short Conclusion
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