File:Bml x 512 y 512 p 36 MOBILITY.png
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English: A graph of mobility for the w:Biham-Middleton-Levine traffic model corresponding to the lattice in File:Bml x 512 y 512 p 36 iterated 0.png and File:Bml x 512 y 512 p 36 iterated 32000.png. The vertical axis represents the number of cars that can move, and the horizontal axis represents the turn. The vertical axis is normalized so tha the top edge is one and the bottom edge is zero; likewise the horizontal axis has a range of 0 to 32000. This was created with C++. Source code is located at w:user:Purpy Pupple/BML. |
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| Author | Purpy Pupple |
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| current | 06:06, 2 February 2011 | | 5,333 × 2,051 (99 KB) | Dllu |
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