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An agent-based model for a pollination network. An evolutionary game theory approach

Members:

* Ana Martín González
* Carlos Yepez
* Dirk
* Petr Svarc
* Michael Cox
* Rob Mills

Collaborators:

* Meritxell Vinyals

is it possible to produce a model that generates qualitatively similar results to the data?
what type of model produces the best fit?
which parameters/variables are essential in explaining underlying patterns, and are any irrelevant?
please add more here!

We have measured several attributes of both the flowers and the pollinators:

Flowers	Pollinators
Floral display (size and color)	Size
Energy production	Energy demand/consumption
Tube restriction (length/width)	Foraging behavior
Floral density	Population abundance

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   * Ana Martín González
   * Carlos Yepez
-  * Meritxell Vinyals
+  * Dirk
   * Petr Svarc
   * Michael Cox
   * [[Rob_Mills|Rob Mills]]
+Collaborators:
+ * Meritxell Vinyals
+=== Questions ===
+# is it possible to produce a model that generates qualitatively similar results to the data?
+# what type of model produces the best fit?
+# which parameters/variables are essential in explaining underlying patterns, and are any irrelevant?
+# please add more here!
+=== Data ===
 We have measured several attributes of both the flowers and the pollinators:
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+=== Resources ===
 [[Image:Linkage Rules for Plant–Pollinator Networks.pdf|Paper with simple model]]