File:Wa-Tor-Simulation 20221116 1125p10, Ende.webm

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Deutsch: Dieses Video zeigt ein Wa-Tor-Beispiel, eine Jäger-Gejagte-Simulation (Jäger: Haie; Gejagte bzw. Beute: Fische). Hierbei werden Fische von Haien gejagt. Sie werden durch farbige Bildpunkte symbolisiert. Fische sind grün dargestellt, der Ozean schwarz, "gesunde" (genährte) Haie rot, "Standard-"Haie grau und verhungernde Haie weiß. Typischerweise regulieren Räuber und Beute sich jeweils selbst. Wenn also ein Übermaß an Haien vorherrscht, so gibt es bald weniger Fische. Bei weniger Fischen sterben Jäger weg. Weniger Jäger erlauben eine sich erholende Population von Fischen. Erstellt wurde die Simulation mit Visions of Chaos 99.9. Dieses Video zeigt einen Graphen mit dem Anteil von Haien und Fischen. Diese Simulation endet mit dem Aussterben der Fische.
English: This video shows a Wa-Tor example, a hunter-hunted simulation (hunter: sharks; hunted or prey: fish). Here, fish are hunted by sharks. They are symbolized by colored pixels. Fish are shown in green, the ocean in black, "healthy" (fed) sharks in red, "standard" sharks in gray, and starving sharks in white. Typically, predator and prey each self-regulate. Thus, if there is an abundance of sharks, there will soon be fewer fish. With fewer fish, hunters die off. Fewer hunters allow for a recovering population of fish. The simulation was created with Visions of Chaos 99.9. This video shows a graph with the proportion of sharks and fish. This simulation ends with the extinction of the fish.
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Author PantheraLeo1359531

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  • Mode → Agent-Based-Modelling → 2D → 2D Wa-Tor
  • ?? % initial fish population
  • ?? % initial world filled
  • Fish breed age: ?
  • Shark breed age: ?
  • Shark starve time: ?
  • Cell size: 10
  • Zoom algorithm: Nearest
  • Fish move randomly: Yes
  • Sharks move randomly: Yes
  • Color fish genes: No
  • Diagonal neighbors: No
  • Graph populations: Yes
  • Show fish: Yes
  • Show sharks: Yes
  • Create movie frames: Yes
  • Fish color: 0/255/0 (RGB)
  • Healthy shark color: 255/0/0 (RGB)
  • Normal shark color: 192/192/192 (RGB)
  • Starving shark color: 255/255/255 (RGB)
  • Ocean color: 0/0/0 (RGB)

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