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            Further Reading


            Statistical techniques for spatial data are reviewed by McGarigal (2002) while
            for network statistics good starting points are Newman (2003) and Boccaletti et
            al. (2006), with more recent work reviewed by Evans (2010). For information on
            coping with auto-/cross-correlation in spatial data, see Wagner and Fortin (2005).
            Patel and Hudson-Smith (2012) provide an overview of the types of simulation tool
            (virtual worlds and virtual reality) available for visualising the outputs of spatially
            explicit agent-based models. Evans (2012) provides a review of techniques for
            analysing error and uncertainty in models, including both environmental/climate
            models and what they can bring to the agent-based field. He also reviews techniques
            for identifying the appropriate model form and parameter sets.



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