Then intervention started with the first participant of each dyad.
Simulations show vocabulary convergence of agent communities of varied structure, but idiosyncrasy in vocabularies of each dyad of models.
Therefore, the experiment consisted of 5 listening events (Listening condition), 5 speaking events (Speaking condition) and one silent event (Resting condition) for each participant in each dyad.
When their performance was consolidated, new baseline and intervention occurred with the second participant of each dyad.
The Total Station theodolite was, however, limited to recording coordinates for one participant in each dyad.
Each dyad combination of elements in this identity can be mapped to a temporal plane, the Lexis diagram.
For each dyad, there is a fundamental question of how to map the constituent coordinates to a Cartesian temporal plane.
To explore how participants in each dyad split their search, for each dyad, targets were classified as detected by: (1) participant one; (2) participant two; (3) both participants; or (4) missed by both participants (see Table 2 for means).
These data were used to classify, for each dyad, the number of misses, individual hits, and joint hits.
Each measure of proximity results in a score δ i,j) for each dyad of vertices ij in the network.
In this section, we systematically map each dyad to its temporal plane, and we synthesize these into the four primary identities and their essential diagrams.
