All the balancing is done and the simulation runs smoothly. I need to finish up data collection for my trials and do the handout and final paper.

The T- Test has been completed and simulation is doing what is predicted without flaw. Current work is being done on handout.

I have been focusing on the handout and final question. I was able to introduce a random introduction of new parasite eggs over time to imitate monthly king tide that would release eggs trapped in dried bird poop. This allows … Continue reading →

For this week, I was able to create two simulations where immune dogs and immune humans were compared. Data was collected for the two simulations and a T-test was performed. The T-test revealed that the immunization of humans was better … Continue reading →

Well my plan for next week is balance my code out a little more so the agents do not die as quickly because I won’t be there so it would be weird if the code does not run properly for … Continue reading →

Well let the testing begin!!! This is going to be a rough weekend.  I went from ahead of the curve to behind, by being a nit-picky perfectionist.  This weekend is dedicated to testing and data collection.  Monday, Tatiana has agreed … Continue reading →

I did my data all over again on Friday and started my EDTA at 40, 80, 120, 160, 200. Ran the simulation 10 times with different EDTA amounts, plotted and graphed in excel. This actually worked 100 times better than … Continue reading →

  I want to create an agent that is changing the color from brown to purple when the clock is between 200 and 300. It seems like there is something wrong with my code and it doesn’t change the color..

This week I took more data for a second graph in Excel and a t-test. I also wrote my paper. Maybe I can have you review it with me this week?

Left to Right: Chinook, Chinook/Whales, Chinook/Whales/Parasite, Chinook/Whales/Parasite/Urchins Last week I did a lot of re-balancing of the initial spawn numbers, movement, energy gain per food, reproduction needs etc… and the results of the balancing are the images above. I like … Continue reading →