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S²-MAS is a society-scale multi-agent simulation framework for studying how household decisions affect consumption, cash reserves and payments. The paper connects a constructed resource of **500 million household-persona records**, learned decision policies, reusable financial scenarios and a state-transition engine. Its purchase-funding application evaluates **12 million distinct synthetic household agents** under paired conditions. Full-data Fin-Laya supplies the policy for that application; this repository supplies a fixed-budget adaptation checkpoint for the common decision-model comparison. Decision learning uses **real-survey data**. The GENESE/MAS engine implementation remains private.
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The benchmark groups twelve systems into six decision-model routes: encoder option scoring; language models with learned decision heads; next-token decision SFT; dynamic-schema classification; multimodal encoder decisions; and provider decision interfaces. All receive text inputs in the common benchmark. The **17 model-repository entries** comprise **10 fixed-budget trained variants**—five native Laya and five Qwen variants—plus **six checkpoint/runtime entries** and **one compatibility alias**.
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## This model's role
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S²-MAS is a society-scale multi-agent simulation framework for studying how household decisions affect consumption, cash reserves and payments. The paper connects a constructed resource of **500 million household-persona records**, learned decision policies, reusable financial scenarios and a state-transition engine. Its purchase-funding application evaluates **12 million distinct synthetic household agents** under paired conditions. Full-data Fin-Laya supplies the policy for that application; this repository supplies a fixed-budget adaptation checkpoint for the common decision-model comparison. Decision learning uses **real-survey data**. The GENESE/MAS engine implementation remains private.
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The benchmark groups twelve systems into six decision-model routes: encoder option scoring; language models with learned decision heads; next-token decision SFT; dynamic-schema classification; multimodal encoder decisions; and provider decision interfaces. All receive text inputs in the common benchmark. The **17 model-repository entries** comprise **10 fixed-budget trained variants**—five native Laya and five Qwen variants—plus **six checkpoint/runtime entries** and **one compatibility alias**.
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