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Generate the causal graph produced by combining an unperturbed and perturbed WolframModelEvolutionObject
ResourceFunction["PerturbedCausalGraph"][wm0,wm1] combines the causal graphs of wm0 and wm1 and returns a Graph object. |
Compute a WolframModel evolution over 200 steps:
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After the 200 steps, add a self-loop as a perturbation and evolve for a further 50 steps:
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Use PerturbedCausalGraph to show the difference caused by the perturbation:
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Compute 200 steps of the evolution of a WolframModel:
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Plot the final state:
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Delete 10 random edges in the spatial hypergraph after 200 steps before evolving further:
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Show the perturbed causal graph:
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Use the output of one rule as the input for a different rule:
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