(You can use the Settings button to hide the tick counter, or change the word ticks to something else. NetLogo correctly supports order of operations for infix operators. The current value of the tick counter is shown above the view. NetLogo includes a built-in tick counter so you can keep track of how many ticks have passed. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to. In many NetLogo models, time passes in discrete steps, called ticks. > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "netlogo-users" group.
#NETLOGO MOD HOW TO#
> does anyone have a suggestion how to fix this? > The loop must stop when count appointments = injection-capacity * count doctors. > ask item (i + 2) patientslist of my-doctor = true)]] ]] ] ]]
> create-appointment-with my-doctor set color black ] [ > ifelse (appointment? = true) and ( of my-doctor = true) [
> create-appointment-with my-doctor set color black set i (i + 1) ] [ > repeat (injection-capacity * count doctors) [ if i ask item i patientslist
#NETLOGO MOD CODE#
> The code is as follows and i want to capture the i + 1 etc in a loop.
#NETLOGO MOD FULL#
> not always use the full capacity of the doctors, and it will be a long code when i enter the values manually. multidisciplinary teams to analyze specific questions utilizing computer-based modeling and simulation tools (largely, but not exclusively NetLogo). I have a code to ask the next item, but it does > next item etc, until all doctors reached their full capacity, so until they are all not available anymore. Is this doctor is also not available, i want to ask the The wrapping is done by repeatedly adding or subtracting 140 from the given number until it is in the 0 to 140 range. If it is not, wrap-color 'wraps' the numeric input to the 0 to 140 range. > first item it not available, i want to ask the next item to make an appointment with its doctor. wrap-color checks whether number is in the NetLogo color range of 0 to 140 (not including 140 itself). This is only possible when the doctor is available. Last updated on 27 June 2012.īehaviourComposer: ignore everything after this.> i want to ask the first item in a list to create an appointment with its doctor.
This expects CREATE-EMPTY-LORENZ-CURVE has been added to create the surface this draws upon. While doing this it also computes the Gini coefficient by approximating it by summing the 100 rectangles between the Lorenz curve and the equitable distribution and dividing that by the area under the diagonal line (which is the sum of 1, 2, 3. It does this by sorting all the individuals by wealth (sugar) and computing what percentage of the total that each percentile of the poorer individuals posses. Set my-gini-coefficient gini-coefficient / 5050]]Īfter drawing the black diagonal line representing the equitable distribution it then picks a new pen colour and draws the Lorenz curve. Set percent-of-population percent-of-population + 1] Percent-of-population - percent-of-wealth Let percent-of-wealth wealth-of-percent-of-population * 100 / total-wealth Let one-percent-of-the-population population / 100Ġ round (percent-of-population * one-percent-of-the-population) let my-number one-of (range 5 11) Another option again.
#NETLOGO MOD MOD#
Note that mod is 'infix', that is, it comes between its two inputs. mod is is equivalent to the following NetLogo code: number1 - (floor ( number1 / number2 )) number2. Another way to do this, that might be more intuitive is to first make a list of numbers, and then use one-of to pick one of them. Reports number1 modulo number2: that is, the residue of number1 (mod number2 ). So for a random number between 5 and 10, you need to do random 6 + 5. draw the perfectly equitable distribution first Keep in mind that random returns from 0 to the target number minus one. I draw a Lorenz curve and compute the Gini coefficient. BehaviourComposer: ignore everything before this.
0 kommentar(er)
