Wishlist for more famous systems in Examples

[yuxi-liu-wired]

• Hexagonal grids like SIRS and game of life.
• B-Z reaction and other reaction-diffusion systems
• Diffusion-limited aggregation

More examples can be collected here.

[Datseris]

Hm, the second one is a system governed by partial differential equations, which is not a good case to model with ABMs... The other two are cool though!

[yuxi-liu-wired]

A famous model by Per Bak of self-organized criticality fame
Punctuated equilibrium and criticality in a simple model of evolution

[yuxi-liu-wired]

Agent_Zero contains a lot of agent-based models.
Josh Epstein - "Frontiers of Computational Social Science" (C4 Public Lectures) - YouTube

[yuxi-liu-wired]

The Bonabeau model for hierarchy-formation. This paper in particular has some really curious bifurcation diagrams.
Bonabeau hierarchy models revisited

[yuxi-liu-wired]

Multiple Agent Models – Quantitative Economics with Julia

[Datseris]

Mesa has also a great pool of examples here: https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa/tree/master/examples and we could port some.

[itsdfish]

• I'll try coding up the sheep wolf example listed in the Mesa respo. I should have time to work on it during the weekends.

[ChrisRackauckas]

Hm, the second one is a system governed by partial differential equations, which is not a good case to model with ABMs... The other two are cool though!

We're doing a lot of these with DiffEqBiological, since indeed moving between and with the differential equation solver is kind of essential. But maybe there could be a nice package to tie the two together to build these reaction-diffusion master equation (RDME) models. I'll keep this in mind.

[Datseris]

• Daisyworld https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daisyworld

[Datseris]

The HASH platform has several examples that we can put here as well: https://hash.ai/index/search?contentType=Simulation&page=1

e.g.

• Supply chain
• Prisoner's dilemma
• Epstein civil unrest
• Breeding synchrony

among others

[Libbum]

This rainfall one from HASH is something we could definitely take a look into. It has a simulated 3D terrain, which is still just a heightmap on 2D, but could be a good example of how to introduce geometry into our spaces.