Predator-Prey Simulation Using Boids Model: Realistic Evolution and Survival Patterns

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"Explore a predator-prey simulation using a Boids model inspired by nature's design. Witness the interplay of predator tactics and prey escape maneuvers in a realistic large-scale simulation. Dive into the challenges of scalable code and predation strategies."

  • Simulation
  • Boids Model
  • Predator-Prey
  • Nature-Inspired
  • Evolution

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  1. Predator-Prey Simulation Using Boids Model

  2. General overview Evolution Survival probability Using nature as design inspiration Real world applications

  3. Starting goal Develop a realistic simulation replicating natural patterns Simulate different types of predator / prey models Implement adaptive model configurations Large scale simulation

  4. Predator tactics Attack towards the groups centroid Attack nearest Attack most peripheral Attack at random

  5. Prey escape maneuvers Avoid direction Avoid position Turn gamma Turn random Turn time Zig zag

  6. Basic boid model Starting point Step 50 Step 100

  7. Introduction of a predator

  8. Generated patterns of collective escape Split

  9. Generated patterns of collective escape Flash expansion Herd

  10. Attack nearest and avoid direction

  11. Attack most peripheral and avoid direction

  12. Attack nearest and avoid position

  13. Attack most peripheral and avoid position

  14. Biggest challenges Scalable codebase (boids, behaviours) Debuging Toroidal coordinates Predator vision

  15. Starting from scratch Simulation parameterization

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