Studying Complex Systems – Simulating the Monopoly Board Game
Learning more details about the behavior of complex systems and the relationship between different components of this system is very often needed. This case study shows how Monte Carlo simulations can be used to simulate the Monopoly board game. The simulations include analysis of the visit frequency on different fields of the board game, as well as a profitability analysis of different properties.
Introduction: 0:00
Case Study: 1:35
Analyzing the Visit Frequency: 7:05
Profitability Analysis: 19:05
Visualization Dashboard in SAS Visual Analytics: 22:05
Tipps and Tricks for the implementation in SAS: 29:15
Summary: 33:50
Dedication: 37:06
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Very interesting video – would love to see more of these with other popular games!
That's why I like Gerhard Svolba so much: Always comes up with great ideas for interesting case studies!! Can't wait to see him in real-life speeches again. 🙂 #TeamGerhard
For me is more interesting
I love this as i'm avid board game player and would love to get better Settlers of Catan
Very interesting, would it also be possible to analyse chess moves and the prediction of winning via SAS?
Very interesting idea. Great way to show an intersting application of data science.
Helpful presentation.Thanks you so much.
I like the everyday use case. Shows how analytics can be used everywhere.
Thanks, great content