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Agentno modeliranje dinamike tropov volkov v okolju NetLogo
ID KLINEC, MIMI (Author), ID Mraz, Miha (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window, ID Moškon, Miha (Comentor)

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Abstract
V diplomskem delu smo zgradili in ovrednotili simulacijski model dinamike tropov volkov. Model je bil razvit v okolju za agentno modeliranje NetLogo. Pri agentnem modeliranju je potrebno definirati lastnosti okolja ter začetna notranja stanja in pravila dinamike agentov. V našem modelu je osnovna entiteta oziroma agent volčji trop. Ti agenti so postavljeni v okolje, ki predstavlja območje Slovenije s sosednjim delom Hrvaške. Okolje NetLogo in agentno modeliranje smo v delu ustrezno predstavili. Predstavili smo tudi vsebinsko ozadje modela, ki temelji na projektih spremljanja dinamike volkov na obravnavanem območju. Opisali smo tudi oblikovno zgradbo modela, tako da smo razložili delovanje posameznih procedur. Dinamiko modela smo analizirali z Morrisovo in Sobolovo metodo globalne občutljivostne analize in rezultate ustrezno ovrednotili. Za vsako metodo globalne analize smo izvedli 3072 simulacij. Vzorce smo generirali z metodama knjižnice SALib. Simulacije smo izvedli s pomočjo paralelizacije s paketom ipyparallel. Zagon simulacij modela v NetLogo okolju smo iz datoteke Python omogočili z vmesnikom pyNetLogo. Za izvedbo analize na podatkih simulacij smo uporabili metodi knjižnice SALib. Po analizi smo interpretirali pomembnejše rezultate in jih primerjali z realno dinamiko volčjih tropov.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:agentno modeliranje, okolje NetLogo, model populacije volkov, občutljivostna analiza, Morrisova metoda, Sobolova metoda, simulacija, dinamični model, paralelizacija
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FRI - Faculty of Computer and Information Science
Year:2023
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-149500 This link opens in a new window
COBISS.SI-ID:164049155 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:07.09.2023
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Language:English
Title:Agent-based modelling of wolf pack dynamics in NetLogo
Abstract:
In the thesis, we built and evaluated a simulation model of the wolf packs dynamics. The model was developed in the NetLogo agent-based modelling environment. In agent-based modelling, it is necessary to define the properties of the environment, as well as the agents' initial internal states and rules of agent dynamics. In our model, the main entity or agent is the wolf pack. These agents are placed in an environment that represents the area of Slovenia with the neighboring part of Croatia. In this work we presented the NetLogo environment and agent-based modelling. We also presented the substantive background of the model, which is based on projects monitoring the dynamics of wolves in the area under consideration. Furthermore we described the design structure of the model by explaining the operation of individual procedures. We analyzed the model dynamics using the Morris and Sobol method of global sensitivity analysis and evaluated the obtained results accordingly. We performed 3072 simulations for each global analysis method. The samples were generated using the methods of the SALib library. The simulations were performed using parallelization with the ipyparallel package. The launch of model simulations in the NetLogo environment was enabled from a Python file using the pyNetLogo interface. To perform the analysis on the simulation data, we used the methods of the SALib library. After the analysis, we interpreted the more important results and compared them with the real dynamics of wolf packs.

Keywords:agent-based modelling, NetLogo environment, wolf population model, sensitivity analysis, Morris method, Sobol method, simulation, dynamic model, parallelization

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