Artificial life and multiagent system.

Third example of my multiagent system.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Artificial
• life
• multiagent
• cell

[LIKUS007]

is this simulated annealing?

[pballet]

Hi LIKUS007, it is not simulated annealing because the energy supplied in the system is constant. It is closer to Monte Carlo methods (see wikipedia for more information). All the best.

[kid29a]

I've always wanted to make this kind of simmulation but I suck at multithreading :-/

[pballet]

Hello kid29a! You can do such simulations without multithreading (indeed, this simulation is not multithreaded). You can reproduce a pseudo concurrency by using a list of objects (for example green and red squares) and choose each of them at random and to execute them one by one (a simple random walk for instance). However, I think with the multicore processor (GPU and CPU), learning multithreading (see openCL, Cuda, JOCL or CLyther) will be very useful ;-)

[troped]

just imagine how pointless your comment is to someone who doesn't care.

[tbrtbrtbr]

just imagine how pointless this video would be to someone color blind.

[63NY1]

what is each agent doing? what exactly is each agent represented by? why is it called "artificial life"?

[kid29a]

@pballet Thank you for your reply. I wrote something some time ago and my biggest problem was that top->down left->right order ruined simulation. And there is such an easy solution. Why I didn't think about it I have no idea. Thanks a lot :)

[devilrafa]

lol

[pballet]

Hello, you can visit my web site and download my software (it's a freeware called minibiodyn) => you can find both using google with the word minibiodyn.