Stanislaw Raczynski (2004)
Simulation of The Dynamic Interactions Between Terror and Anti-Terror Organizational Structures
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Received: 12-Dec-2003 Accepted: 17-Mar-2004 Published: 31-Mar-2004
Figure 1. Graphical symbols |
Figure 2. A screen shot of an early stage in the model run |
Figure 3. Destroying a terrorist organization. Bold lines show links being destroyed |
Figure 4. Average and confidence intervals for the number of active terrorists. Terrorist-supporting structure enabled |
Figure 5. Average and confidence intervals for the number of active terrorists. Terrorist-supporting structure disabled |
Figure 6. 3D image of the probability density function for terrorist acts. Terrorist-supporting structure enabled |
Figure 7. Average and confidence intervals for the number of terrorist acts. Terrorist-supporting structure enabled |
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