Biham-Middleton-Levine traffic model
2014-12-25
The BML traffic model is a simple 3-state cellular automaton consisting of two kinds of cars, one facing right and one facing down, taking turns to move. Here is a demo which allows you to explore the model, as well as its variants as described in my paper.
Framerate: 0
Rule:
Density: 0% 100%
Simulation speed: 1 10
The simulation is randomly initialized. The probability of each cell being non-empty is Density.
The bar underneath the main simulation is a visualization of the next state of a cell as a function of its two neighbours and itself.
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BML traffic model | 3922832263383 |
Diagonal sand flow | 7469071910973 |
Blue earthworms | 5340268068864 |
Phase change around 62% | 2885464785241 |
Phase change around 75% | 3894972317834 |
Phase change around 75% | 651706795916 |
Phase change around 58% | 2168120246479 |
Phase change around 66% | 152690720768 |
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