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| Arjunveer Singh | Bakery Economical Simulation (Vensim Model) |
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Bakery Economical Simulation (Vensim Model)
So, the Victoria II simulations are finished, now I am making my own models for all simulations. So I chose the platform, Vensim for all simulations. Making a whole national economical simulation is already tough, so adding cybernetic automation would make it very complex, so I am right now starting from easy models.
So my first model will be of a Bakery. I will try to transform the economy of bakery into a cybernetic economical one (as much as I can as some aspects cannot be implemented because of a Bakery being too simple). I will do this in stages, progressively adding layers of complexity and slowly fully integrating everything. So to give you a bit of an idea of how that model might look like and also testing it myself (after all this is a learning journey for me too!), I have made a very simple Bakery simulation with all values as constant except Demand, which is also set using a simple Gaussian Distribution formula.
This is my basic (and messy) model. All values are constant here except Demand which I will show below. I will not share all equations/values as it would take up a lot of space and also will be useless.
These are the graphs of some variables:-
The variables- Sales Rate and Revenue are almost same like Demand because they are influcened by it. All other graphs are in a straight line (they are constant).
I did not name this post as Cybernetic Automated Bakery Economy Simulation as I just worked with normal values without integrating anything, just to test it myself while at the same time showing a glimpse of what might come next. These models will take me a lot of time to make (as I do not get readymade things as in Victoria II, plus this is far more complicated and advanced than that), so my posts will take time.
But be sure that the content will be worth more than your wait!
Stay tuned :)