Companion

object Companion

Cognitive characteristics are modeled following the principles of Network Oriented Modeling(https://doi. org/10.1007/978-3-662-58611-2_2), which allows characteristics to influence each other and evolve during the simulation. Each characteristic is modeled as an equation; weights and constant values used in equations are defined below. These are described in the IMPACT model.

Properties

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val advancedLogisticSigma: Double

Sigma of the advancedLogistic function used to compute Fear.

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val advancedLogisticTau: Double

Tau of the advancedLogistic function used to compute Fear.

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val affectiveBiasingOmega: Double

Influence of fear on danger belief.

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val amplifyingEvacuationOmega: Double

Amplifies the desire to evacuate.

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val amplifyingFeelingOmega: Double

Amplifies fear sensation.

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val amplifyingIntentionOmega: Double

Amplifies the intention to evacuate.

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val bodyEta: Double

Intensity of human body response.

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val inhibitingFeelingOmega: Double

Inhibits fear sensation.

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val inhibitingIntentionOmega: Double

Inhibits the intention to evacuate.

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val inhibitingWalkRandOmega: Double

Inhibits the desire to evacuate.

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val logisticSigma: Double

Sigma of the logistic function used to compute IntentionEvacuate and IntentionWalkRandomly.

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val logisticTau: Double

Tau of the logistic function used to compute IntentionEvacuate and IntentionWalkRandomly.

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val mentalEta: Double

Intensity of human mental response.

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val persistingOmega: Double

Persistence of emotions.

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val sensingOmega: Double

Capacity of sensing the danger.