Modified latin hypercube sampling full#

Modified latin hypercube sampling full#

See Technique 2 for a full description of each method: The relevant Netlogo Parameter Robustness Methods (Technique 2) are described below. The only difference is in the preparation of the Netlogo data: once this is done the methods described in Techniques 2-4 are applied. The reader should make themselves familiar with the techniques described above, as this is not repeated here. This is explained fully in the tutorial on our lab website. This technique has been designed to work with the later. Note: Netlogo BehaviourSpace functionality can produce two forms of output: 'Spreadsheet' or 'Table'. On our laboratory website (we have made available a slightly modified version of the Netlogo Virus model, and a tutorial demonstrating how SPARTAN can be used to develop parameter value samples for the techniques described above, and then used to analyse the resultant Netlogo simulations.

Now, SPARTAN can process this table, generating a robust sensitivity analysis of the parameters of interest. The weakness with this feature is that the researcher is left to develop tools to analyse the simulation responses. This makes use of Netlogo's BehaviourSpace feature, which allows the researcher to perform a sweep of potential parameter values, storing the results in a CSV table. Version 1.3 offered the additional functionality of linking SPARTAN with Netlogo, allowing the user to automatically generate Netlogo experiment scripts using SPARTAN, then analysing the resultant simulation response using the techniques developed above. Versions 1.0-1.2 of SPARTAN focused on performing an analysis of simulations, but such demonstrations were never paired with tools that are used by researchers to develop such simulations. Technique 5: SPARTAN and Netlogo: Technique 5: SPARTAN and Netlogo Description