Cell Society is a 2D grid used to simulate cellular automata. Cellular Automata, CA, are simulations based on a model that consists of a regular grid of cells, each in one of a finite number of states (such as on and off). Simulations start with all cells in an initial state and are run by updating each cell based on a set of fixed rules described in terms of the cell's current state and the states of its immediate neighbors. Though this model is simply described, it can be used to simulate a wide variety of complex phenomena, such as ant foraging to economic theory to the whole universe.
- Simulates fire spreading in a forest of flammable trees
- Simulates well-known "Game Of Life" invented by Cambridge mathematician John Conway
- Simulates predators hunting their prey and prey trying to flourish while being hunted
- Simulates classical model of segregation by Thomas Schelling
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- Tahia
- Belal
Date Started: January 28, 2017
Date Finished: February 12, 2017