Wa-Tor World Assignment 7 - CS324e. Overview Visualization - Animal Populations Description of Wa-Tor World Demos Wa-tor World.

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Wa-Tor World Assignment 7 - CS324e

Overview Visualization - Animal Populations Description of Wa-Tor World Demos Wa-tor World

Predator – Prey Equations Wa-tor World

Lotka–Volterra equations Graphed over time Wa-tor World

Hudson Bay Company - Pelts Solid line - Rabbits, dashed line - Lynxes Wa-tor World

Wa-tor World Population Wa-tor World

Description of Wa-Tor World Wa-tor World A.K. Dewdney Computer Recreations column in Scientific America Sharks and Fish Wage an Ecological War on the Toroidal Planet Wa-Tor

The World and its Inhabitants Wa-tor World Wa-Tor

The Assignment Wa-tor World Given Simulator Must implement GUI and controls Population Graphs The World Controls

Demos Wa-tor World Basic Version Advanced Controls Simple Demo in CS324E/A4 folder

Large Worlds Wa-tor World