Computational modelling of teamwork in design

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Computational simulation has been long established across research areas for modelling the behaviour of complex, multivariable and socio-technical systems. In the computational study of teamwork in design, the focus is set on capturing dynamic interactions between the individual team members within their environment using multi-agent systems. Agent-based simulation (ABS) provides a platform to inductively develop and examine theories on human behaviour in design that have the potential to inform experimental research. This chapter aims to outline the role of agent-based simulation in design drawing from a multidimensional framework for computational modelling. This research approach is applied to examine group support at the time of creative breakthroughs. The chapter concludes with guidelines for the use of agent-based simulation in design research.

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Sosa, R. (2016). Computational modelling of teamwork in design. In Experimental Design Research: Approaches, Perspectives, Applications (pp. 173–186). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-33781-4_10

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