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No. It's an unrelated set of rules. The best way to simulate a disease is to model each person in the country as an individual agent. Even a naive movement mode
by vortico 7y ago
No. It's an unrelated set of rules. The best way to simulate a disease is to model each person in the country as an individual agent. Even a naive movement model for humans won't look like anything like bird flocking.
- Applejinx 7y agoPhysical movement. It struck me that movement of belief systems looks LOTS like boid flocking. It's even possible to map social connectedness by things like Facebook etc. to size of neighborhood, and probably limits on how large a 'neighborhood' can practically be when it represents the belief systems of those in contact with you.