Abstract
AbstractWe present and analyze a model of Opinion Dynamics and Bounded Confidence on the Flocking movement world. There are two mechanisms for interaction. The theorem of ‘Flocking’ limits the agent’s movement around the world and ‘Bounded Confidence’ chooses the agents to exchange the opinion. We introduce some special agents with different character into the system and simulate the opinion formation process using the proposed model. The results show the special agent can change the dynamics of system with small population. The infector shortens convergence time; the extremist leads to asymmetry polarization or deflection consensus; the leader change dynamics of system from consensus to polarization; and the meddler make sure that the final state becomes asymmetry polarization.KeywordsMulti-agent systemOpinion DynamicsFlockingSocial NetworkComputer Simulation
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