The aim of research is a studying the behaviour of males and females and their differences, we research not only a man but also a society as a whole. An approach to simulation of gender interaction in artificial society is presented. We are studying the process of the male's and female's interaction based on subject-object relations. Each individual can be presented and as subject and as object of interaction. Defining the individual state, we describe the respective act of subject and the change of object state in society. On the one hand, the females have an unique device for influence on the male behaviour. Herewith the males have own system of perception. In this instance the female is defined as a subject of action and the male is an object of influence in gender relations. This definition is a foundation of the first presented model. On the other hand, the males have the resource and females are consuming it. In this instance the female is defined as an object and the male is a subject of action in gender relations. This definition is a foundation of the second presented model. The computer simulation were realized on SWARM. We reveal three types of agent interaction. These types is characterized by a subject-object interaction coefficient, defining the stability of agent interaction.
['Julia V. Frolova', 'Victor V. Korobitsin']
Two multi-agent models of gender interaction in artificial society