Introducing AgentBase, for Agent Based Modeling from the Browser

A side-project that came out of my (ongoing) thesis work at Oxford. I model social movements, and how the Internet and Social Media might affect them.<p>You can try a template model here: <a href="http://agentbase.org/model.html?9d54597f7aafc995d227" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;agentbase.org&#x2F;model.html?9d54597f7aafc995d227</a><p>AgentBase uses:<p>* HTML canvas, jQuery, etc<p>* CoffeeScript browser library, for compilation of CoffeeScript<p>* ACE editor for code editing<p>* GitHub gists, mini-repositories for storage of models<p>* NodeJS + Mongo for keeping a list of models<p>Comments most welcome!

Great! Excellent work. I&#x27;m mesmerized with the flock example...<p>To try: # A more inestable flock <a href="http://agentbase.org/model.html?82ef4f46d2a05838dc5f" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;agentbase.org&#x2F;model.html?82ef4f46d2a05838dc5f</a><p><pre><code> @population = 55 # agents @setVision 4 # patches &amp; set patch rect @minSeparation = 3 # patches</code></pre>

this is not working for me... (Chrome v39.0) <a href="http://agentbase.org/model.html?d10d06e31f41874b982c" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;agentbase.org&#x2F;model.html?d10d06e31f41874b982c</a>

What is exactly the difference with agentscript.org ?