The Importance Of Computational Modeling

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Computational modeling is getting importance in social and behavioral sciences studies. Economy globalization, increasing number of international organizations, and fast changes in information technologies are major the factors responsible for altering organizational time scales, natures, complexity, and environments. Time scales have not reduced only, but new organizational forms are emerging and its environments are expanding at unprecedented rates. Computational modeling is the tools which can affords opportunities to both understand and respond to these complex changes in the above situation. Social and organizational investigation are using simulation models for understandings the social or organizational activity and to discover dynamic …show more content…

The computational modeling is established through integration of all independent variables which affect directly or indirectly the output of a system. The verification and validation are very main procedure to simulation models. Computer simulations are best of portraying and comparing theoretical scenarios. It is the research tools which can be used to decrease the massive expenditure in conducting the multiple experiments either in the field or laboratory. This is very important tool to statistically analysis the effect of different scenarios on the systems and its interaction among themselves. Computational modeling is increasingly effective for designing and analysis of the system. We have also highlighted the applications of computational modeling in integrated farming system, crops, weather, soil, climate, fisheries, dairy and horticulture and statistical used in agriculture for researcher and farmer agricultural community to replace some of the traditional methods. 1.1.2. Need of computational …show more content…

These models represent a baffling and possibly unapproachable for examining data and developing social organizational and agricultural theory. To addressing the problems of sustainable economic growth for farming communities in India, farming systems approach is a valuable methodology. Therefore this will play an important role in agricultural growth in the 21st Century, which is essential to make India a developed country. Indian economy is mainly based on agriculture. Growth rate for overall GDP of India was 8.5% whereas for agriculture and allied sectors it was 10% (Anon., 2007). India is the largest growing country (8°N to 34°N latitude) of the rice under varying climatic conditions and it accounts for more than 40% of food grain production, providing direct employment to 70% people in rural areas. Being the staple food for more than 65% of the people, our national food security hinges on growth and stability of its production (Anon.,

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