Multi agent Simulation: A Unified Framework for the analysis of viral infections within a bovine population
Multi-agent systems [1] is an approach which allows to study population dynamics from a qualitative point of view by defining the attributes and the behaviors for the interacting individuals of the system . So, multi agent systems allow the design and the implementation of the individual models prop...
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| description | Multi-agent systems [1] is an approach which allows to study population dynamics from a qualitative point of view by defining the attributes and the behaviors for the interacting individuals of the system . So, multi agent systems allow the design and the implementation of the individual models proposed for the study of population dynamics which have major advantages compared to the aggregate models. The present paper presents a multi agent based framework for the simulation of the impact of viral infections on a population of cows which may be modern (only females) or mixed. This simulation creates an artificial life [2] [3] which will make it possible to the user to feel in a virtual laboratory and will facilitate to him the forecasts of the impact of viral infections on the evolution of the targeted population.. |
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