Meili Vanegas-Hernandez, C. Pereira, Diego Moreno, Giovanni Fusco, A. Tettamanzi, M. Riveill, J. T. Hernández
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A new urban segregation-growth coupled model using a belief-desire-intention possibilistic framework
We study the feasibility of using Belief, Desire and Intention agents for modeling the phenomena of urban growth and segregation. Uncertainty, typical of real world situations is modeled using possibility theory. We have also implemented a simple visualization tool whose aim is to track the changes in the model. Some preliminary experiments suggest that such an approach might allow a decision-maker to dynamically track the changes in the model. Besides, it is also possible to interact with the different steps of the simulation via the model. Our proposal makes it possible to simulate the interactions between cognitive agents in an economical environment while taking the spatial context into account.