Agent-Based Modelling and Simulation System for Mass Violence Event

Abstract

This paper introduces a new method for analyzing Mass Violence Events, and then we make use of Intelligent Artificial and Agent-Based System to deal with them. In the meanwhile, we describe and defy three kinds of agents (cops, activists and civilians), what comes next is that we apply these theories to model and simulate such events. The simulation results show that the behaviors of activists can easily affect whether civilians will join into Mass Violence Events, if they attend events, it will lead cops to face more difficulties when dealing with them. The new method can provide certain theoretical meanings for public security organs to address Mass Violence Events.

Affective computing of actors in the mass incidents with venting anger

“…At present, scholars have using computer modeling to simulate mass incidents, Bruce Bassi simulates the crowd dynamics and violence [2], Jager simulates the concentration and conflict phenomena of two populations [3], some researchers in china study the law of mass events participants' behavior using artificial intelligence methods [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. But for the research of mass incidents with venting anger, if we ignore the individual emotional characteristics, simply set the rules of individual conduct, the result dose not fully reflect the characteristics and laws of mass incidents with venting anger.…”

Analysis of agent-based “organization and direct interest” collective event

“…Fanliang Bu and Chang Qin create an agent-based large-scale crowd modeling to research the rule of crowd events [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Armano Srbljinovic and Drazen Penzar introduce the methodology of agent-based modeling to help explain great differences among individuals during mobilization processes [15].…”

Modeling and simulations of collective violent events based on criminal risk assessment model

“…Epstein has modeled civil violence [5], Wander Jager et al have simulated the clustering and fighting in two-party crowds [6] and domestic scholars have done lots of relevant researches [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14].…”