Difference between revisions of "Forest Fire Scripted Design"
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Computational science application for running automatic forest fire experiments, with automatically changing forest densities: | Computational science application for running automatic forest fire experiments, with automatically changing forest densities: | ||
| − | * '''Single sample per density forest''': runs the simulation once per density value and plots the number of remaining trees for each of the samples and a trend line for the data. | + | * '''Single sample per density forest''': runs the simulation once per density value and plots the number of remaining trees for each of the samples (in red) and a trend line for the data (in green). |
* '''Multi sample per density forest''': runs the simulation 5 times per density value, plots the average number of remaining trees from the 5 samples, and then moves on to the next density value. This also plots a trend line. | * '''Multi sample per density forest''': runs the simulation 5 times per density value, plots the average number of remaining trees from the 5 samples, and then moves on to the next density value. This also plots a trend line. | ||
[[Category:AgentCubes_Design]] | [[Category:AgentCubes_Design]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:21, 1 December 2011
Computational science application for running automatic forest fire experiments, with automatically changing forest densities:
- Single sample per density forest: runs the simulation once per density value and plots the number of remaining trees for each of the samples (in red) and a trend line for the data (in green).
- Multi sample per density forest: runs the simulation 5 times per density value, plots the average number of remaining trees from the 5 samples, and then moves on to the next density value. This also plots a trend line.
