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| - | ====== Calculate variable time-step net transition rates ====== | ||
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| - | Here we provide an example of a model that can be used to run multiple time step simulations when the time-period matrix cannot be decomposed to a multiple-step transition matrix because it is not an ergodic matrix, i.e. [[wp>Markov_chain|Markov chain matrix]]. | ||
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| - | For matrices that cannot be decomposed into multiple-step transition matrices, this models calculates first gross transition rates for a time-period and a specified time-step and then derives variable net transition rates, producing, as a result, a unique transition matrix for each model iteration. Output transition matrices are saved into files that can be loaded in a simulation with the same number of time-steps. | ||
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| - | {{ :model3.jpg |}} | ||
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| - | **To upload this model and another one that runs the simulation using the multiple step transition matrices, please access:** | ||
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| - | [[http://csr.ufmg.br/~britaldo/simulate_2003_in_annual_time_steps.zip]] | ||
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| - | To work properly, these models' subfolder must be placed under the folder: | ||
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| - | \Examples\run_urban_dynamics_of_savassi_bh (This is an example provided with Dinamica EGO installation) | ||
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| - | --- //[[britaldo@csr.ufmg.br|Britaldo Soares Filho]] 2011/03/11 13:16// | ||