JASA (Java Auction Simulator API) / News: Recent posts

JASA is a platform for running experiments in agent-based computational economics. JASA implements variants of the double-auction market, which is a type of auction that is commonly used to run real world marketplaces such as stock markets and futures markets. The latest version contains many bug fixes.

SA is a platform for running experiments in agent-based computational economics. JASA implements variants of the double-auction market, which is a type of auction that is commonly used to run real world marketplaces such as stock markets and futures markets. The latest version features integration with the RePast multi-agent simulation platform.

JASA is a platform for running experiments in agent-based computational economics. JASA implements variants of the double-auction market, which is a type of auction that is commonly used to run real world marketplaces such as stock markets and futures markets. The latest version allows different PRNG algorithms to be selected at run-time and includes implementation of Todd Kaplan's sniping strategy.

JASA is a platform for running experiments in agent-based computational economics. This release fixes some bugs related to running simulations under the JADE platform and introduces some new functionality in readiness for implementing the GD & Kaplan strategies.

JASA is a platform for running experiments in agent-based computational economics. The main focus of the 0.22 release is the improvement of the user-interface, which now includes real-time graphing of the market statistics.

JASA is a platform for running experiments in agent-based computational economics. The 0.21 release includes an untested implementation of the ZIP trading algorithm, and this release has also gone through some minor refactoring.