A Model for the Effectiveness of Hibernate on Complex Ecology System

Abstract

There are significant differences between plant activities and animal activities in ecological networks. On this basis, this article aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the hibernate (forgetting and remembering mechanism). For this purpose, the hibernation interaction is derived model (linear UAH model) of continuous-time individual-level activity. This model is an effective approach to understand the effectiveness of the construction of the communication network on the complex ecology system. These standards cover the influence of the fundamental parameters and network structure on network effectiveness of hibernate. Theoretical analysis shows that the supreme eigenvalue of the related model matrix is determined whether hibernators tend to become extinct or continue. Moreover, the simulation experiments demonstrate that dynamics of the linear UAH model is very consistent with the actual situation activity-hibernate interacting process. and so, the linear UAH model provide appropriate basis for evaluating effectiveness of hibernate.