make
The following command runs Set-up 1 as described in the article:
./app 1 80 50 50 10 100 0.01
\ \ \ \ \ \ \
\ \ \ \ \ \ start with 1% selfish agents
\ \ \ \ \ run each simulation 100 times
\ \ \ \ simulate ten days
\ \ use a 50x50 sized grid
\ use a population of 80 agents
use set-up 1
In general you can run
./app x a b c d e f (g h i)
where
x = set-up to use: 1 - binary, 2 - stochastic, 3 - advanced strategies
a = number of agents
b c = size of the world
d = number of days to simulate
e = how often the simulation should run
f = initial ratio of selfish agents
g = initial ratio of tit-for-tat agents (used only for set-up 3)
h = initial ratio of battery-based agents (used only for set-up 3)
i = initial ratio of hybrid agents (used only for set-up 3)
For further examples, see the Makefile.
You can run make all-results to run all experiments -- they will take a long time!