Will actually add human agents this week. Last week, I was troubleshooting my infection. Humans will either be hunters, dog walkers, or farmers.  

Going to continuously take pop counts at various time stamps for monogamy. This will then be held consistent for all other breeding methods -> regression analysis

I have created the code to keep score of mosquito population at time 240 without cleaning any water puddles. Need to add the code to be able to collect mosquito population data for rest of the cleanliness levels (conditions) at … Continue reading →

This week I hope to figure out how to “fix” the finally part of my simulation I mentioned in my code review, so I can finish my final paper with time to edit it.

The finally step to my simulations is when a drug resistant HIV infects the t-cell, the t-cell will not be able to be cured. Im not sure how I can do this when i only have one Agent for HIV … Continue reading →

Not much to chime in on: Unless I think up something new to code in all I have left to do is to optimize the simulation so it runs for a decent amount of time before either the simulation crashes … Continue reading →

For this week, I remixed another simulation where humans were becoming immune instead of dogs by doctors. This new simulation also involves a graph, showing how the population within the terrain is affected once humans are becoming immune to the … Continue reading →

Currently, I am still conducting runs of my experiment and taking data from my line graph. However, I am considering adding a few things to take my project to the next level. I might try to add a virus that … Continue reading →

So, now that I’ve fixed my problem with getting Slnova to work, I’ve started to collect information on how the contagion spreads and how effective at wiping out a population this plague is. By playing with the amounts of rats, … Continue reading →

My plan this week is to take data. I will run the simulation 10 times. Each time I will stop the simulation at 25 seconds and see how many  green beetles there are. I set up a clock in the … Continue reading →