Adjacency Multipliers

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  • #4808
    istvanistvan
    Participant

    Hi everybody,
    I was playing around with the Transition Adjacency Multipliers and encountered a strange error:

    My entry in Transition adjacency settings is:
    Transition Group: Fire; State Attribute Type: Invasives; Neighborhood radius: 500 m; Update frequency: 5

    And in the Transition adjacency multipliers I have an entry like:
    Transition Group: Fire; Attribute Value: 0.1 Multiplier: 0.7

    This works fine. However, if I add a second line to the Transition adjacency multipliers (eg. Transition Group: Fire; Attribute Value: 0.5 Multiplier: 0.9), the Simulation will not run.

    STARTING SIMULATION: 7/5/2017 : 11:30:01 AM

    Parent Scenario is: [1] New Scenario
    Result scenario is: [41] New Scenario ([1] @ 05-Jul-2017 11:30 AM)

    CONFIGURING: ST-Sim
    [Information] ST-Sim: State attribute values exist but state attribute output is not selected.
    [Information] ST-Sim: No Spatial Initial Conditions Primary Stratum file specified. Spatial Run performed using Non-Spatial Initial Conditions.

    RUNNING: ST-Sim
    [Failure] The given key was not present in the dictionary.

    SIMULATION COMPLETE: 7/5/2017 : 11:30:06 AM

    I have used several different values for attributes and multipliers, it did not change anything.
    Is this not the way the Transition adjacency multipliers are supposed to work?
    I would prefer to use the adjacency multipliers over the spread distribution, because it is a very straightforward method.
    Thanks for help,
    Cheers, Istvan

    #4823
    leonardo-fridleonardo-frid
    Keymaster

    Hi Istvan,

    Thanks for your message. This is a bug which we will fix in the next release. In the meantime, there is a simple work around, just add a record with a multiplier for attribute value of zero. For example: Transition Group: Fire; Attribute Value: 0.0 Multiplier: 0.5

    Regards,
    Leonardo

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