Modelagem estocástica alternativa para Lotka-Volterra usando um sistema multiagente.
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Modelagem estocástica, predador-presa, Lotka-Volterra, sistema multiagenteResumo
Este artigo apresenta a modelagem de um ecossistema simples de presa-predador usando um sistema multiagente em que cada indivíduo de uma espécie é caracterizado como um círculo de determinado raio e massa que se move com velocidade constante em um universo plano finito. As interações entre os agentes são caracterizadas pelas áreas de sobreposição de cada agente durante seus movimentos. Esse modelo não só permite ajustar condições que mostram uma evolução temporal oscilatória acoplada de populações, típica das diferentes soluções para a equação de Lotka-Volterra, mas também gerar monitoramento de variáveis de interesse do ecossistema, como a distribuição espacial de agentes ou a densidade de biomassa.
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