Research conducted regarding the theme of focus, Swarm Theory has mostly been based upon the variables which define the behaviour and thus form of a swarm. Through which I hope to be able to create a system which uses such variables to define a unique geometrical form evocative of swarm theory.
Conclusions –
According to the C.R. Model, the following variables regarding Swarm form, influence on such are individually weighted –
- An agent’s velocity in relation to another neighbouring agent. Thus intention to match that of the other agents.
- An agent’s location in relation to another neighbouring agent within a pre-defined area. Thus a defined minimum distance.
- A key agent’s relation to the centre of the pre-defined area.
- Density of agent’s within defined space.
- Random external variable, hence a target location.
Through an analysis of self-organising agents, we conclude various natural occurrences –
- A low density swarm mass will see the individual agents swarm a central point, without that point moving.
- A high density swarm mass will see the individual agents move in common direction at a common velocity.
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