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Toward a Unified Theory of Human-Agent Modeling : A Position Paper

Approaches to Human-Agent Modeling can broadly be categorized as the use of agents to emulate (1) the outcome and (2) the process of human behavior. The first category can be further sub-divided into emulating the outcomes produced by individual humans and by groups of humans. This position paper proposes this categorization as the core of a unified theory of human-modeling.