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The AHA Model
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Reference implementation 04 (HEDG02_04)
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The AHA Model
Revision: 12809
Reference implementation 04 (HEDG02_04)
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Escape dart is a very fast long distance movement, normally in response to a direct predation threat. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| procedure, public | init => escape_dart_init_zero |
Initialise the escape dart behaviour component to a zero state. Dart is a quick high speed active escape. See the_behaviour::escape_dart_init_zero(). More... | |
| procedure, public | do_this => escape_dart_do_this |
Do active escape dart by this_agent (the actor agent). Subjective assessment of the motivational value for this is based on the distance of escape (in turn, dependent on the visibility of the predator). See the_behaviour::escape_dart_do_this(). More... | |
| procedure, public | expectancies_calculate => escape_dart_motivations_expect |
escape_dart::motivations_expect() is a subroutine (re)calculating motivations from fake expected perceptions following from escape_dart::do_this() => the_behaviour::escape_dart_do_this(). See `the_behaviourescape_dart_motivations_expect() More... | |
| procedure, public | execute => escape_dart_do_execute |
Execute this behaviour component "escape" by this_agent agent. See the_behaviour::escape_dart_do_execute(). More... | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from the_behaviour::move | |
| procedure(move_init_root), deferred, public | init |
The the_behaviour::move::init() is a deferred function that is overriden by each extension object init method. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from the_behaviour::behaviour_base | |
| procedure(behaviour_init_root), deferred, public | init |
| Abstract init function that has to be overriden by each object that extends the root behaviour component class. More... | |
| procedure, public | is_executed => behaviour_root_get_is_executed |
Get the execution status of the behaviour unit. See the_behaviour::behaviour_root_get_is_executed(). More... | |
| procedure, public | gos_expected => behaviour_root_gos_expectation |
gos_expected is an accessor get-function that returns the final GOS expectation from expectancies_calculate. Once we get this value for all the possible behaviours, we choose what behaviour to execute by minimising gos_expected. See the_behaviour::behaviour_root_gos_expectation(). More... | |
| procedure, public | attention_transfer => behaviour_root_attention_weights_transfer |
attention_transfer transfers attention weights from the actor agent to this behaviour expectancy objects. See the_behaviour::behaviour_root_attention_weights_transfer(). More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| real(srp) | expected_food_gain |
| The expected food gain (body mass increment) is always null for active escape. More... | |
| real(srp) | expected_cost_moving |
| Expected body mass cost of movement; depends on the distance. Distance, in turn, should be calculated based on the visual range detectability of the predator for the agent, in the do_this procedure. More... | |
| real(srp) | expected_pred_dir_risk |
| The expected direct predation risk is zero for active escape. More... | |
| real(srp) | expected_predation_risk |
| The expected general predation risk, i.e. the risk depending on the current number of predators in both the perception and memory stack. The expected risk assumes that a escape moves the agent fully out of reach of any direct predation risk. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from the_behaviour::move | |
| real(srp) | distance |
| Movement is described by its absolute distance. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from the_behaviour::behaviour_base | |
| logical | is_active |
| Logical flag indicating that this behaviour is activated (executed). More... | |
| type(motivation) | expectancy |
| Each behavioural type within the whole repertoire has expectancies that set how each of the GOS motivational components is affected by its execution. More... | |
| real(srp) | arousal_expected |
An expectation of the arousal level. It is the maximum weighted value among all motivation components. This value is actually minimised – those behaviour which would result in the lowest arousal_expected is finally executed. More... | |
Escape dart is a very fast long distance movement, normally in response to a direct predation threat.
Definition at line 251 of file m_behav.f90.
| procedure, public the_behaviour::escape_dart::init |
Initialise the escape dart behaviour component to a zero state. Dart is a quick high speed active escape. See the_behaviour::escape_dart_init_zero().
Definition at line 270 of file m_behav.f90.
| procedure, public the_behaviour::escape_dart::do_this |
Do active escape dart by this_agent (the actor agent). Subjective assessment of the motivational value for this is based on the distance of escape (in turn, dependent on the visibility of the predator). See the_behaviour::escape_dart_do_this().
Definition at line 276 of file m_behav.f90.
| procedure, public the_behaviour::escape_dart::expectancies_calculate |
escape_dart::motivations_expect() is a subroutine (re)calculating motivations from fake expected perceptions following from escape_dart::do_this() => the_behaviour::escape_dart_do_this(). See `the_behaviourescape_dart_motivations_expect()
Definition at line 281 of file m_behav.f90.
| procedure, public the_behaviour::escape_dart::execute |
Execute this behaviour component "escape" by this_agent agent. See the_behaviour::escape_dart_do_execute().
Definition at line 285 of file m_behav.f90.
| real(srp) the_behaviour::escape_dart::expected_food_gain |
The expected food gain (body mass increment) is always null for active escape.
Definition at line 254 of file m_behav.f90.
| real(srp) the_behaviour::escape_dart::expected_cost_moving |
Expected body mass cost of movement; depends on the distance. Distance, in turn, should be calculated based on the visual range detectability of the predator for the agent, in the do_this procedure.
Definition at line 258 of file m_behav.f90.
| real(srp) the_behaviour::escape_dart::expected_pred_dir_risk |
The expected direct predation risk is zero for active escape.
Definition at line 260 of file m_behav.f90.
| real(srp) the_behaviour::escape_dart::expected_predation_risk |
The expected general predation risk, i.e. the risk depending on the current number of predators in both the perception and memory stack. The expected risk assumes that a escape moves the agent fully out of reach of any direct predation risk.
Definition at line 265 of file m_behav.f90.
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