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SwarmScript 3.0 Algorithmic Specification

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Author
von Mammen, Sebastian
Steil, Scott
Jacob, Christian
Accessioned
2011-11-15T20:24:47Z
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2011-11-15T20:24:47Z
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2011-11-15T20:24:47Z
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Simulation state, selection operators
Subject
Algorithmic interpretation
situation-action pairs
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technical report
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Abstract
SwarmScript provides a powerful programming approach based on situation- action pairs which allow the modeller to express agent behaviours and which equally well translate into computational processes. It merges a standardized representation for modelling agent behaviours with an algorithmic interpretation for simulating the resulting interactions.[...] The next section will introduce the data model of SwarmScript v3.0, whereas Sections 3 to 5 present pseudo code for creating, modifying and running SwarmScript simulations. Section 3 introduces some technical methods for setting, updating, and querying the connectivity of SwarmScript operators. Section 4 sheds light on routines necessary for creating and editing SwarmScript behaviours, including the creation of high-level operators. Finally, the pseudo code in Section 5 shows how SwarmScript behaviours can be simulated.
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University of Calgary
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Science
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/30863
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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/48785
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