Compare how different neighborhood sizes affect segregation. Moore radius 1 (8 neighbors)
is standard. Radius 2 (24 neighbors) creates stronger integration pressure.
Radius 3 (48 neighbors) makes segregation harder to achieve.
Radius 1 (8 neighbors)
Unhappy:0%
Similarity:0%
Radius 2 (24 neighbors)
Unhappy:0%
Similarity:0%
Radius 3 (48 neighbors)
Unhappy:0%
Similarity:0%
Key Insight: Larger neighborhoods make agents consider more diverse contexts,
reducing segregation intensity. With radius 3, agents need 30% similarity among 48 neighbors
(â15 similar agents), making clustering harder. Smaller neighborhoods allow tighter segregation
with fewer similar neighbors required.