Tag: kaizen

  • Project Log: Day 11 – Simplistic Policies

    So after some (but not much) code-clean-up… I wanted to implement the part where my networks (I now have 5 different basic network setups I play with…) can have nodes with not only different values for “resistance to attack” (e.g. variable Beta) but also variable detection capacity (e.g. how fast do I detect and clean…

  • Project Log: Day 9 – Maintenance and cleaning

    Absolutely uninteresting in and of itself, but a note so that I understand later on where my efforts went. Today is all about “investing in my future self”, namely writing some more in the report itself, but mostly taking the (working, mind you) bits and pieces and making something more orderly out of it: Reorganize…

  • Project Log: Day 7 – Eureka moment?

    Now I’m getting WAY AHEAD of myself here. (And that won’t work for real-world human networks probably but…) But let’s see. So imagine a graph, on which you want to simulate an infectious process (aka epidemiology) with a SIS simulation (we keep things simple). Next imagine you have capacity to influence arbitrarily the “resistance to…