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Subject: Re: many agents
le_page@cirad.fr
Date: Mon Feb 07 2005 - 23:30:22 CET
Hi Jeremy,
Well, it really depends on the "complexity" of your class. For a class with
many attributes, some of them holding non-literal values, it seems to me that
cormas will have difficulties to handle 100000 instances (i.e. to run a few
time-steps will be desperately slow). For a class with only a few attributes,
most of them holding literal values, it will be manageable. For instance, to
get a spatial grid made of 500*500 cells, which is ok with a standard
configuration of a PC nowadays, 250000 instances are created.
Best wishes,
clp
En réponse à Jeremy Jackson <specialjay@mac.com>:
> Hi there,
> I'm a student at McGill University. I'm hoping to model the residential
> decisions of certain classes of people using a data set of information
> on house values I have for the entire city of Boston in the U.S. I'm
> curious: what is the greatest number of agents anyone has modeled using
> Cormas?
> Is 100,000 too many for the software?
> thanks.
>
> Jeremy Jackson
> (514) 939-7195
> (617) 306-5085 cell
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> weakness.
>