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Use it if you prefer to host your model on an external web site. The models These models are contributions from the user community and are not included with NetLogo. These models are authored by the individual contributor and are not checked by the CCL staff. March, 2019 by TzouvelekasEmmanuel This modified Language_Change NetLogo model portrays money exchange as language exchange. It explores how the properties of money users (agents) and the structure of their social networks can affect the course of money usage change.

In this model, there are two monetary variants in competition within the social network – one variant generated by “money 0” (or legal tender) and the other generated by “money 1” (community currency). Money users interact with each other based on whom they are connected to in the network. At each iteration, each individual make exchanges by using either money “0” or money “1” to the neighbors in the network. Individuals then imitate their neighbors and change their money based on what money they use.Experiments through the use of Behavior Space have shown that under certain properties community currency can spread all over the network crowding out the dominant type of money.

This model is used as part of a Phd research on monetary innovation. February, 2019 by ACMES MSU This is an interactive simulation that shows different ways a rock is transformed in the rock cycle. The user can control the stage of the rock’s life and see the transformation and its journey. By ACMES MSU NOTE: The Cookingrocks model requires support files in order to run correctly.

Download the.zip file. This is an interactive simulation that shows different ways a rock is transformed in the rock cycle. The user can choose a specific rock and a specific process applied to the rock to test out it’s reaction. November, 2018 by Tomas Javier Fernandez Battolla, Santiago Fuentes, Jose Ignacio Illi, Joaquin Nacht, Mariana Falco Losses of time due to congestion and traffic jams are current events in cities due to a non-optimal configuration of the traffic lights. Shrifti studii lebedeva. Various sciences and specialties have tried to understand the phenomenon and identify the causes in order to obtain an appropriate solution. The present work introduces the extension of a system oriented to agents whose purpose is to reduce the waiting time of the drivers in an intersection of streets; modelling now vehicles (cars and taxis), pedestrians and an intelligent traffic light that evaluates the weights of the flows in two directions (X and Y), turn left and right. For which, the validation was carried out in six possible scenarios, defined by means of the variation of the flow of vehicles and pedestrians, of a turning frequency in 20 and 80 and the application of different adjustment factors for intelligent traffic lights.

The simulation environment allows comparing the impact of the use of the intelligent traffic light versus a f ixed-time traffic light. By Yanxiang Ding; Patadon Kongsoonthorn Studying investors decision-making under different decision strategies with various behavioral economics effects including emotion, risk attitude, self-confidence, relationship and social learning. October, 2018 by Stuart Eugene Thiel This is a simple, classroom-oriented model of the spread of West Nile virus.

Its primary purpose is to emphasize the importance of two vectors for WNV transmission -- WNV can infect a human only after being carried by a high-competence bird (in this model, robins) which is bitten by a mosquito, which then bites the human. The other factor modeled is the idea of the 'dilution effect,' meaning that if there is a large number of low-competence birds present (here, cardinals), the overall effect on humans of mosquitoes biting birds will be diminished. By No description included. By Samuel Thiriot Studies on word-of-mouth identify two facets in the transmission of information: seeking and spreading. People seek out for information when they become aware of an innovation, in order to gather the expert knowledge required to understand it. Only when they are aware and expert, people can decide to adopt or reject.