Обсуждение:Artificial Anasazi

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In the example code I provided for the Artificial Anasazi model in NetLogo, reproduction-chance is a variable that determines the likelihood that a turtle will reproduce during each time step of the simulation.

In the code, the reproduce procedure checks if a turtle's reproduction-chance is met, meaning that a random number between 0 and 1 is less than the reproduction-chance value. If the condition is met, the turtle will create a new offspring with the same initial variables.

The reproduction-chance variable can be thought of as a proxy for a range of factors that might influence the reproductive behavior of the Ancestral Pueblo people, such as the availability of resources, the age and health of the turtles, or the presence of social and environmental stressors.

Adjusting the value of reproduction-chance can help modellers explore how changes in these factors might affect the growth of the Ancestral Pueblo population over time, and how the population might respond to changes in resource availability, social organization, and environmental conditions.