DCSE (Digital Creativity Simulation Engine)

Kun Chang Lee
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Kun Chang Lee: Sungkyunkwan University

Chapter Chapter 4 in Digital Creativity Model and Its Relationship with Corporate Performance, 2016, pp 41-58 from Springer

Abstract: Summary This chapter aims to provide explanation of detailed logics that are used in implementing the prototype named DCSE (Digital Creativity Simulation Engine). By showing critical parts of NetLogo source of the DCSE, I would like to suggest how recommendable the use of ABM is to investigate core processes existing between digital creativity and corporate performance. A number of theories and mathematical equations are addressed in this chapter, which are crucial for understanding how the DCSE works. For the sake of clear understanding of how the DCSE works and what it produces, the output analyses are provided with detailed logics and related screen snapshots.

Keywords: Digital creativity; Simulation engine; DCSE; S-curve; Connectivity; Output analysis; Diversity; Group creativity; Organizational knowledge level; Organizational creativity; Group efforts; Corporate performance; Cost function; Task complexity; Task analyzability; Task variety; Organizational performance; Group size; Individual knowledge; Network structures; Emergence results (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-39991-1_4

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