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## Project Overview

Friction Flow is an advanced Python-based research project aimed at developing a framework for analyzing and simulating complex human behavior and group dynamics based on Narrative Field Dynamics. This project leverages AI and machine learning techniques, with a focus on integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) for natural language-based decision making and interactions.
Friction Flow is an advanced Python-based research project aimed at developing a framework for analyzing and simulating complex human behavior and group interaction based on Narrative Field Dynamics. This project leverages AI and machine learning techniques, with a focus on integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) for natural language-based decision making and interactions.
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question (documentation): Consider whether changing 'group dynamics' to 'group interaction' might narrow the project's scope

'Group dynamics' is a broader term in social psychology that encompasses more than just interactions. Was this change intentional to narrow the focus, or should we maintain the broader term?


## Key Features

1. **Multi-Agent Systems**: Simulates emergent behavior in complex social systems.
2. **Psychological Modeling**: Incorporates advanced models of individual and group psychology.
3. **LLM Integration**: Utilizes state-of-the-art language models for natural language processing and generation.
3. **LLM Integration**: Utilizes language models for natural language processing and generation.
4. **Distributed Computing**: Employs event-driven architectures for scalable simulations.
5. **Machine Learning Components**: Includes neural networks and other ML techniques for behavior prediction and analysis.

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