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examples/ColorPatches/Readme.md

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 ## Color Patches:
-Is a cellulat automaton model where each agent lives in a cell on a 2D grid, and never moves.
-An agent's state represents its "opinion" and is shown by the color of the cell the agent lives in.
-Each color represents an opinion - there are 16 of them.
-At each time step, an agent's opinion is influenced by that of its neighbors, and changes to the most common one found; ties are randomly arbitrated.
+Is a cellulat automaton model where each agent lives in a cell on a 2D grid, and never moves.<br>
+An agent's state represents its "opinion" and is shown by the color of the cell the agent lives in. Each color represents an opinion - there are 16 of them.<br>
+At each time step, an agent's opinion is influenced by that of its neighbors, and changes to the most common one found; ties are randomly arbitrated.<br>
 As an agent adapts its thinking to that of its neighbors, the cell color changes.
 
 
-### Parameters you can play with (you must change the code at this stage):
+### Parameters you can play with:
+(you must change the code to alter the parameters at this stage)
 * Vary the number of opinions.
 * Vary the size of the grid
 * Change the grid from fixed borders to a torus continuum
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 * how some minority or fragmented opinions rapidly disappear
 
 
-[Inspired from](http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/~pearce/modules/lectures/abs/as/ca.htm)
+### Sources and Attribution
+Inspired from [this model](http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/~pearce/modules/lectures/abs/as/ca.htm) from San Jose University<br>
 Other similar models: [Schelling Segregation Model](https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa/tree/master/examples/Schelling)