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Subject: RE : model halting without any reason...
From: Christophe Le Page (christophe.le_page@cirad.fr)
Date: Thu Feb 12 2004 - 14:09:19 CET
Agent-Based Simulations go like that. Autonomy is a key-concept. It may
happen that your agents suddenly decide by themselves to stop their
activity. Try to encourage them to go on again by whispering kind words.
If it doesn't work, pronounce loudly and 3 times this magic formula:
"AléGuinGan"...
More seriously...
- Do you mean that in the Simulation panel, the values for "Steps" and
"Time" are different ?
- What about the label of the run button ? Is it "Run", "Pause", or "Ok"
?
- How many (N) simulations did you plan to run ? Does the "simulation"
field indicates N/N ?
clp
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : owner-cormas@cirad.fr [mailto:owner-cormas@cirad.fr] De
> la part de Paul CAPLAT
> Envoyé : jeudi 12 février 2004 10:42
> À : cormas@cirad.fr
> Objet : model halting without any reason...
>
>
>
> Hi,
> After several months of work my model (tree dynamics within
> an agricultural context) was turning quite well, I began
> "serious" simulations...and yesterday, without any apparent
> reason, it began to halt during simulations. There is no
> error message, and it is not a memory problem...I just notice
> the time steps stop and it is all. I can restart the step
> with the "step" button, but it is quite disturbing when
> running simulations during night! I understand my model
> needing some rests, but it could wait the end of the sim!!!
> ;-) I would really appreciate any help from you! Thanks Paul
>
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