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Is it possible to use two maps in a netlogo model? If yes, how to combine or to import it to netlogo?
We implement a simple spatial prisoner's dilema problem in NetLogo. Course playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSx7bGPy9gbHivKzRg2enzdABgKUd3u-E. May 12, 2014 - In this tutorial, we discuss a modified version of Uri Wilensky's “GIS General Examples” model, which is bundled with NetLogo in the “Code. For an introduction to NetLogo see its documentation (Wilensky2013). An introduction into agent-based modeling using NetLogo can be found, for example, inRailsback and Grimm (2012) orWilensky and Rand(2014). R R (R Core Team2014a) is a well-known and established language and open source environment.
The first map has land use value and the second map has the land price value. So, I need these two attribute to support my model.
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Below code is for importing the first map;
Please help to solve this problem.
Seth Tisue1 Answer
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How about replacing:
with:
This is the simplest possible fix I can think of. Is it adequate for your use case?
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