Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: An agent-based model of food b evolution is presented and contrasted with a particular system dynamics model. Both models examine the effects of speciation and species invasion of food bs, but the agent-based approach focuses on the interactions beten individuals in the food b, whereas the system dynamics approach focuses on the overall system dynamics. The system dynamics model is an abstract model of species co-evolution that shows similar characteristics to many natural food bs. The agent-based model attempts to model a similarly abstract food b (in which species are characterised by abstract features that determine how they will fare against any other species). The ultimate aim of this exercise is to explore the many of the assumptions inherent in the system dynamics model; the current challenge is to simply replicate the system dynamics results using agent-based modelling. Preliminary studies have revealed some underlying assumptions in the system dynamics model, as ll as some intrinsic difficulties in linking the two different approaches. The paper discusses the key difficulties in linking these different types of models, and presents some discussion of the limits and benefits benefits that each approach may bring to the analysis of the problem.
['Emma Norling']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Contrasting a system dynamics model and an agent-based model of food web evolution
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