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Tuning Agent-Based Predator-Prey Models Toward Lotka-Volterra Dynamics
Recent growth in compute power has made it increasingly feasible to use large-scale agent-based models to simulate complex adaptive systems. A central difficulty is that such models contain many local rules and parameters, where small changes can lead to runaway behaviour, population collapse, or sa
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