Additions to sensory planes
Wout Mertens
Wout.Mertens at rug.ac.be
Mon Jun 30 20:47:30 CEST 1997
hey!
What I forgot to say:
in the model, I assume that an object is sensitive to a single signal
strength unit at a certain distance. If this distance is 0 (or imaginary,
for hardhearing objects :), the squares become a point. These, of course,
just have to be entered in the two lists once.
Also, you don't want to have a lot of point-sized sensitivity areas,
because these will have to be checked regardless of wether the object can
only begin sensing from a certain strength on.
This can be remedied by redefining r as the distance from the source of a
certain signal strength F, and
R: 0 if the minimum strength sensitivity, m, is higher than F
the distance at which a signal F can be sensed if m==F
something I haven't totally figured out yet (I'm hungry) if m < F
for linear signal decay, this should be easy to figure out, for the
rest, you'll have to use the inverse of the function. Something like
that, anyway.
Wout.
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