<span>The infections in computer networks are complex. Its spread is analogous to a contagious disease which can cause destruction within few seconds. Viruses or rapidly by various means such as access online social networking sites like twitter, Facebook, and opening of email attachments. Thus, go from being little dangerous significantly harmful for network. This paper proposed simulati...

Several components that interact with each other to evolve a complex, and, in some cases, unexpected behavior, represents one of the main and fascinating features of the mammalian immune system. Agent-based modeling and cellular automata belong to a class of discrete mathematical approaches in which entities (agents) sense local information and undertake actions over time according to predefine...

This study explores the design and control of the behaviour of agents and robots using simple circuits of spiking neurons and Spike Timing Dependent Plasticity (STDP) as a mechanism of associative and unsupervised learning. Based on a ”reward and punishment” classical conditioning, it is demonstrated that these robots learnt to identify and avoid obstacles as well as to identify and look for re...

Cave cricket populations are essential to the survival of many rare invertebrates that are endemic to the karst regions of Fort Hood, TX. These crickets bring organic matter into the caves, where it serves as an energy source for a variety of karst invertebrates. At Fort Hood, Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA) migrating from South America into the southern United States prey upon cave crickets, whi...

In this work we propose a hybrid model of cell population dynamics, where cells are considered as discrete elements whose dynamics depending on the intracellular and extracellular regulation. The takes into account different types which include undifferentiated two differentiated cells. We use simulation algorithm based dynamical systems approach one hand, multi-agent other hand. Both approache...

This paper explores the application of computer simulation techniques to the fields of literary studies and narratology by developing a model for plot structure and characterization. Using a corpus of 19th Century British novels as a case study, the author begins with a descriptive quantitative analysis of character names, developing a set of stylized facts about the way narratives allocate att...

The wireless revolution has enabled a new generation of applications for nomadic users. In this work we propose a new paradigm for the creation of games based on virtual worlds that are hosted on mobile devices. Each time mobile devices “get in touch”, their virtual worlds have the opportunity to interact. This form of interaction is based on the remote control of a subset of the agents that po...

The use of agent-based simulations (ABS) in social science applications presents validation challenges. In this study, the authors use two theories for the growth of rebellion, one an ABS and the other implemented as a system of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). Epstein’s (2001) theory for the rise of rebellion serves as one conceptual model. The authors implement this theory in NetLogo, ...

This paper presents a method to evaluate the robustness of a cooperating flexible transport system based on agents (taxis and clients) and simulated using NetLogo. Analysing a set of 124 scenarios of simulations on a range of synthetic populations (clients) and on various space networks organizations, we assess the sensitivity of a transportation model we proposed. Our main objective is to dete...