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In this model, if certain conditions are met, farmers invest in their Rate of Production (RoP). If other conditions are met, they invest in their Standard of Living (SoL).
Currently, this is executed via several if statements within the To Invest procedure at each time step.
How can I make the courses of action permanent. For example, if the first farm at tick 2 meets the conditions to invest in RoP, that farm should continue to do so at each subsequent time step, not have the option at tick 3 to invest in SoL. How can I make this action permanent?
to invest
let p random 100
set excess-prev-tick farm-excess
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p <= 30 ) [
set farm-RoP ( farm-RoP + farm-excess )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 and SoL < SoL-max ) [
set SoL ( SoL + 0.1 )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 ) [
set farm-RoC ( farm-RoC + ( count patches in-radius farm-size * 2 ))]
if farm-excess < 0 and SoL >= SoL-min [
set SoL ( SoL - 0.05) ]
set farm-excess (farm-ROP - farm-RoC)
set RoExp ((farm-excess - excess-prev-tick) / (excess-prev-tick))
end
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asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
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In this model, if certain conditions are met, farmers invest in their Rate of Production (RoP). If other conditions are met, they invest in their Standard of Living (SoL).
Currently, this is executed via several if statements within the To Invest procedure at each time step.
How can I make the courses of action permanent. For example, if the first farm at tick 2 meets the conditions to invest in RoP, that farm should continue to do so at each subsequent time step, not have the option at tick 3 to invest in SoL. How can I make this action permanent?
to invest
let p random 100
set excess-prev-tick farm-excess
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p <= 30 ) [
set farm-RoP ( farm-RoP + farm-excess )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 and SoL < SoL-max ) [
set SoL ( SoL + 0.1 )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 ) [
set farm-RoC ( farm-RoC + ( count patches in-radius farm-size * 2 ))]
if farm-excess < 0 and SoL >= SoL-min [
set SoL ( SoL - 0.05) ]
set farm-excess (farm-ROP - farm-RoC)
set RoExp ((farm-excess - excess-prev-tick) / (excess-prev-tick))
end
simulation netlogo
asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
62
add a comment |
In this model, if certain conditions are met, farmers invest in their Rate of Production (RoP). If other conditions are met, they invest in their Standard of Living (SoL).
Currently, this is executed via several if statements within the To Invest procedure at each time step.
How can I make the courses of action permanent. For example, if the first farm at tick 2 meets the conditions to invest in RoP, that farm should continue to do so at each subsequent time step, not have the option at tick 3 to invest in SoL. How can I make this action permanent?
to invest
let p random 100
set excess-prev-tick farm-excess
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p <= 30 ) [
set farm-RoP ( farm-RoP + farm-excess )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 and SoL < SoL-max ) [
set SoL ( SoL + 0.1 )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 ) [
set farm-RoC ( farm-RoC + ( count patches in-radius farm-size * 2 ))]
if farm-excess < 0 and SoL >= SoL-min [
set SoL ( SoL - 0.05) ]
set farm-excess (farm-ROP - farm-RoC)
set RoExp ((farm-excess - excess-prev-tick) / (excess-prev-tick))
end
simulation netlogo
asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
62
In this model, if certain conditions are met, farmers invest in their Rate of Production (RoP). If other conditions are met, they invest in their Standard of Living (SoL).
Currently, this is executed via several if statements within the To Invest procedure at each time step.
How can I make the courses of action permanent. For example, if the first farm at tick 2 meets the conditions to invest in RoP, that farm should continue to do so at each subsequent time step, not have the option at tick 3 to invest in SoL. How can I make this action permanent?
to invest
let p random 100
set excess-prev-tick farm-excess
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p <= 30 ) [
set farm-RoP ( farm-RoP + farm-excess )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 and SoL < SoL-max ) [
set SoL ( SoL + 0.1 )]
if ( farm-excess > 0 and p > 30 ) [
set farm-RoC ( farm-RoC + ( count patches in-radius farm-size * 2 ))]
if farm-excess < 0 and SoL >= SoL-min [
set SoL ( SoL - 0.05) ]
set farm-excess (farm-ROP - farm-RoC)
set RoExp ((farm-excess - excess-prev-tick) / (excess-prev-tick))
end
simulation netlogo
simulation netlogo
asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
62
asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
62
asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
62
asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
62
asked Nov 25 '18 at 12:59
Melonie RicheyMelonie Richey
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The easiest way is to create a variable for each farmer (using a farmers-own statement) that is initialised as "undecided" and then becomes either "production" or "living" when the condition is met for one of them. You should then organise your invest code to have different calculations for different subgroups of farmers (so something like ask farmers with [invest-type = "undecided"][ <do stuff> ]
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The easiest way is to create a variable for each farmer (using a farmers-own statement) that is initialised as "undecided" and then becomes either "production" or "living" when the condition is met for one of them. You should then organise your invest code to have different calculations for different subgroups of farmers (so something like ask farmers with [invest-type = "undecided"][ <do stuff> ]
answered Nov 26 '18 at 2:19
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The easiest way is to create a variable for each farmer (using a farmers-own statement) that is initialised as "undecided" and then becomes either "production" or "living" when the condition is met for one of them. You should then organise your invest code to have different calculations for different subgroups of farmers (so something like ask farmers with [invest-type = "undecided"][ <do stuff> ]
answered Nov 26 '18 at 2:19
JenBJenB
8,85911036
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The easiest way is to create a variable for each farmer (using a farmers-own statement) that is initialised as "undecided" and then becomes either "production" or "living" when the condition is met for one of them. You should then organise your invest code to have different calculations for different subgroups of farmers (so something like ask farmers with [invest-type = "undecided"][ <do stuff> ]
answered Nov 26 '18 at 2:19
JenBJenB
8,85911036
The easiest way is to create a variable for each farmer (using a farmers-own statement) that is initialised as "undecided" and then becomes either "production" or "living" when the condition is met for one of them. You should then organise your invest code to have different calculations for different subgroups of farmers (so something like ask farmers with [invest-type = "undecided"][ <do stuff> ]
answered Nov 26 '18 at 2:19
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8,85911036
answered Nov 26 '18 at 2:19
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answered Nov 26 '18 at 2:19
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