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A model of a turtle ("the agent") that reports the number of colored patches it comes across in a NetLogo environment ("the world").
In "Agent", a turtle traverses the NetLogo environment column-by-column to "observe" its environment. Patch color is used to illustrate obstacles that an agent may discover. If a patch the agent encounters is yellow or blue or red, it will report the number of objects found in the environment.
Random obstacles are generated using the 'setup' button. At any time, 'setup' will allow you to start from scratch with a set of randomly-generated obstacles. The 'search' button creates a turtle in the lower lefthand corner and then moves it forward column-by-column in search of obstacles.
Model created by Lauren Maksym, CS361, Spring 2007.