Re: [Swarm-Modelling] True concurrency?

[Paul Johnson]

Schedules with many actions at a time can be processed either in a 
"first come first serve" or "randomized" model.  I believe thesimplest 
example to consult is Heatbugs, where that is an option.  In the 
Opinion-2.0 example (my web site) , I have 3 scheduling variants you can 
consider.

pj

Valmir Meneses wrote:

>  
> Hi,
> Is Swarm concurrent (agents run concurrently) or implements threaded 
> schedules like "swarm-alike" Repast?
> A bit more detailed. Repast runs the agent action within a schedule. 
> At some tick, the agent list is scanned and each agent is given 
> attention. But, as far as I know, the agents do not run concurrently. 
> Within each tick, the agents are chosen randomly to determine who will 
> have attention. Repast implements "simulated concurrency".
> Since Repast claims to be based in Swarm, I wonder what is the Swarm 
> behaviour?
> Thanks for your help,
>  
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