Aiming at the locative differences of different production service industrial agglomerations, finance and software industries are taken as examples, and computer simulation and case analysis of their agglomeration scales and closeness are performed based on agent modeling and a weighted complex network average clustering coefficient and average shortest path length by considering two different comparative preference principles of locative factors. The results show that, the scales of finance and software industrial agglomerations are related to the comparative preferences to communication or professional personal densities in a region, the closeness of finance and software industrial agglomerations are concerned with comparative preferences and changes of the locative factors.
producer service industrial agglomerationfinancial industrysoftware industryagentcomplex network