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Lotka Volterra - Predator Prey

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Hi all! I'm back again for another post. This time I am going to show off a project I have had for quite a while - it is a cellular automaton which simulates the Lotka Volterra equations.

Hi all! I’m back again for another post. This time I am going to show off a project I have had for quite a while - it is a cellular automaton which simulates the Lotka Volterra equations.

Orange for foxes, brown for rabbits.

The Lotka Volterra equations, also known as the predator prey equations, are used to model the populations of two species over time - a predator and a prey.

Graph of my result (left) next to the graph of the expected result (right).
Graph of my result (left) next to the graph of the expected result (right).
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Hi, I'm Andrew Ward. I'm a software developer, an open source maintainer, and a graduate from the University of Bristol. I’m a core developer for Luanti, an open source voxel game engine.

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