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- Gary An, University of Chicago
Insights into Core Epistemological Issues in Biomedical Research through the Use of
Computational Modeling and Simulation: Addressing the Fallacy of Ontological Truth
and Learning to Deal with Incompleteness
- Anthony Landreth and Alcino Silva, UCLA
Data-Driven Philosophy of Experiment in Neuroscience
- Martin Vezer, University of Western Ontario
Experimentation, Computer Simulations and Climate Change
- Aaron Bramson, University of Michigan
Clarifying Cross-Level Causation
- Dennis Tafoya, CompCite, Incorporated
Simulations and the Application of Complexity Theory to Study Human Social Systems:
Epistemological Issues Associated with the Use of Simulations in a Study of the
Emergence and Self-Organization of Labor Unions
- David Whitcomb, University of Pittsburgh
Going MAD: A “Matrix Academic Division” Based on Reverse Engineering and Multi-
Dimensional Modeling to Lead a Paradigm Shift from Koch’s Postulates to Personalized
Medicine
- James Koopman, Erik Volz, Edward Ionides, and Ian Spicknall, University of
Michigan
Inference Robustness Assessment Using Complex System Models
- Nathan Menke and Tarynn Witten, Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center
and Virginia Commmonwealth University
The Utility of Computational Models for Translational Medicine
- Delia Shelton and Hamid Ekbia, Indiana University
Umweltian Empirical Studies and Developmental Situated-Embodied Agents:
Computational Models of Group Behavior
- Alex Welte, Wim Delva, and Reshma Kassanjee, South African Centre for
Epidemiological Modeling and Analysis
Inferring Dynamical Rules vs. Inferring Instantaneous System States: The Case of
Disease Surveillance with a Focus on HIV Incidence
- Wim Delva and Alex Welte, South African Centre for Epidemiological Modeling
and Analysis
Roadblocks and Detours from Models to Health Policy: Early, Wide-Scale Antiretroviral
Treatment for HIV Prevention as an Example
- Ahmet Erdemir, Cleveland Clinic
Knowledge Discovery through Computational Biomechanics: When We Cannot (or Do
Not Want To) Measure
- Nina Atanasova, University of Cincinnati
Explanations, Models, and Simulations in Neuroscience
- Roy Heidelberg and Anand Desai, Ohio State University
Simulation Rules
- James Millingtona, David O’Sullivanb, George Perryc, and David Demerittd,
King’s College Londona,d and University of Aucklandb,c
“Generative” Simulation Modelling and Its Narrative Properties
- John Stamper, Carnegie Mellon University
What Does the Student Really Know? Discovering and Validating Cognitive Models of
Student Knowledge
- Richard Boyce, University of Pit tsburgh
The Drug Interaction Knowledge Base: An Evidential Approach to Predicting Metabolic
Drug-Drug Interactions
- Marion Vorms and Anouk Barberousse, for Institute for History and Philosophy
of Science and Technology, Centre National de la Recherche Scientique, France
About the Empirical Warrants of Computer-Based Scientific Knowledge
- William Larivierea, Inna Belferb, Donald McBurneyc, and Carey Balaband,
Univerisity of Pittsburgh School of Medicineab, University of Pittsburghc,d
Modeling Pain and Sensory Phenomena with a Dynamic Mathematical Model Capable of
Parsing Individual Differences and Explaining Several Natural Sensory Phenomena
- Vincent Ardourel, IHPST, Paris
Simulations of Differential Equations: Could Analog Machines Compute More Efficiently
than Digital Machines?
- Steven Bankes, BAE Systems
Deep Validation and the Epistemology of Modeling and Simulation
- Alirio Rosales, University of British Columbia, and Steven Peck, Brigham Young
University
From Narratives to Simulations: The Case of Sewall Wright’s Shifting Balance
- John Wainwright, University of Sheffield, UK
Between Worlds, Between Worldviews: Simulating Past Landscape Evolution
- Ethan Huang and Chia-Ling Kuo, University of Pittsburgh and National Institute
of Health
Fourier Pat terns Represent Tone-Burst and Click Response Latencies in Auditory Nerve
Fibers
- Giovanni Camardi, University of Catania, Italy
The Scientific Status of Computational Models: the Role of the Theory of Computation
and the Theory of Information
- Whit Schonbein, College of Charleston
Minimal Computational Models and Cognitive Science
- Joseph Giampapa, Carnegie Mellon University
A Framework for Modeling and Simulating Human Cyber-Physical Systems
- Thomas Breuer, Research Center PPE, FH Vorarlberg, Austria
General Equlibrium Models of the Leverage Cycle: In Search of Experimental Evidence
- Jonathan Waskan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
How Technology Recapitulates Phylogeny
- Sebastian Zacharias and Moritz Lenel, Max Planck Institute for History of
Science and University of Mannheim, School of Law and Economics
Models as Representatives, Simulations as Tentative Transfers: A Case Study of the
Successes and Failures of the Solow–Swan Growth Model
- Kim Wong, University of Pittsburgh
The Approximate Pursuit of Rigorous Science
- William Goodwin, Rowan University
Model Dynamics: The Development of Mechanistic Models of Chemical Reactions
- Paul Andrewsa, Fiona Polackb, Adam Sampsonc, Susan Stepneyd, and Jon
Timmise, University of Yorkabde and University of Kentc, UK
Using Models in Complex Systems Simulation
- Vanathi Gopalakrishnan, University of Pit tsburgh
Model Validity and Verification in the Context of Learning Classification Rules from
Biomedical Data
- Robert Moir, University of Western Ontario
Dynamics Backward: Backward Error Analysis for Ordinary Differential Equations
- Roger Day, University of Pittsburgh
Challenges of Realism and Validation in Simulation with a Big Intervention Space