Zhang's Model

Zhang's Model is a mathematical framework used to analyze how systems evolve over time, especially in social or economic contexts. It considers individuals or entities making decisions based on their observations and interactions with others, accounting for uncertainties and complexities within the system. The model helps predict collective behaviors by understanding how local interactions influence global patterns, such as trends, cooperation, or competition. Essentially, it provides insights into how simple rules at the individual level can lead to complex, organized outcomes at the larger system level.