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I've been using MOLUSCE to simulate land uses. I wonder how does the software perform the cellular automata simulations. If I'm right the land use transitions are based on a 'potential transition value', calculated via any transition model implemented, for each cell which is a probability to change to another land use. So I would expect each time the simulation is run it gets slightly different results based on the potential transitions, but I get always the same results.
Does the software perform any kind of mean of the results? Or is it implementing a deterministic algorithm? And the main question, is it possible to simulate different results based on the potential transition values?
Cheers
Dani
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Hi,
I've been using MOLUSCE to simulate land uses. I wonder how does the software perform the cellular automata simulations. If I'm right the land use transitions are based on a 'potential transition value', calculated via any transition model implemented, for each cell which is a probability to change to another land use. So I would expect each time the simulation is run it gets slightly different results based on the potential transitions, but I get always the same results.
Does the software perform any kind of mean of the results? Or is it implementing a deterministic algorithm? And the main question, is it possible to simulate different results based on the potential transition values?
Cheers
Dani
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: