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The agents approach in the modeling diffusion of innovation
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W artykule przedstawiono możliwości zastosowania modeli agentowych do modelowania dyfuzji nowego produktu na rynku. Zaprezentowano model oparty na dwuwymiarowym automacie komórkowym. Jako kluczowy mechanizm dyfuzji nowego produktu przyjęto reklamę oraz przekazywanie informacji „z ust do ust” ('word of mouth'). W artykule analizowano dynamikę zmian poglądów i postaw konsumentów bazując na lokalnych interakcjach między nimi w grupach nieformalnych. Te nieformalne grupy konsumentów reprezentowane są przez otoczenie von Neumanna o promieniu r = 1 (otoczenia 4-elementowe) i r = 2 (otoczenia 12-elementowe).
This paper presents the applicability of using agent models to model a new product diffusion on the market. Two dimensional cellular automaton has been used for modelling. As a key mechanism of new product diffusion, advertisement and word of mouth communication was adopted. The study analyzed the dynamics of the views and attitudes of consumers based on local interactions in informal groups. These informal groups of consumers are represented by von Neumann neighborhood of radius r = 1 (4-element neighborhood) and r = 2 (12-element neighborhood).
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Tom
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547--555
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Bibliogr. 26 poz.
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- Wydział Organizacji i Zarządzania. Politechnika Śląska
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