Lanzhou University Strategy Simulation System
Strategy simulation is an activity that involves simulating historical events. Players take on the role of historical decision makers and navigate the political, economic, military, diplomatic, public opinion, and intelligence aspects of the game.
Diplomacy, public opinion, and intelligence content are subject to a more mature Model United Nations rules of procedure for reference. This activity involves free consultation and organized core consultation mechanisms, with strict norms for document writing.
For political, economic, military, and other intelligence aspects, we mainly refer to common elements in strategy games to build relevant mechanisms. The 4X (explore, expand, exploit, exterminate) concept is specifically addressed, while also incorporating academic research results on measurement methods in related fields to improve the simulation mechanism.
This project focuses on computer simulation of numerical computation. The game interface and subsequent visualization are yet to be explored and developed.
└─Strategic-Simulation :: Root Directory
│ README.md :: Project Description
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├─Document :: Project Documentation
│ Introduction.pdf :: Basic Introduction
│ Simulation Mechanism.pdf :: Numerical Mechanism Description
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├─Element :: Image Elements
│ copyright.svg
│ logo.svg
│ LZUQYMUNA.png
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├─Module :: Code
│ calcmod.py :: Strategy Mechanism
│ testmod.py :: Test Module
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└─Note :: Notebook
Mechanism.ipynb
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