The out-of-the-box configuration is:
- startTick: 2000
- endTick: 2013
- world: NEEU (North East European Union)
- scenario: setA
- FRs: COF_Cereal, NCOF_Cereal, COF_Livestock, NCOF_Livestock, CConf_Cereal, NCConf_Cereal, CConf_Livestock, NCConf_Livestock, Forester
- BTs: Pseudo, NonAdopter_EE_Cluster1, NonAdopter_EE_Cluster2, NonAdopter_EE_Cluster3, NonAdopter_EE_Cluster4, NonAdopter_EE_Cluster5, Adopter_EE_Cluster1, Adopter_EE_Cluster2, Adopter_EE_Cluster3, Adopter_EE_Cluster4, Adopter_EE_Cluster5, Adopter_EE_Cluster6
- Preferences: WAttitude, WSubjectiveNorm, WPBC, THRESHOLD
- Capitals: Cprod, Fprod, Infra, Lprod, Nat, Econ
- Services: Meat, Cereal, Recreation, Timber, OF_Meat, OF_Cereal
Right click the file './config/launcher/CraftyCoBRA_Demonstration.launch' and choose 'Run as...' > Note: you need to substitute the project name first (see above)!
This ant script facilitates the transfer of model configuration data to e.g. a linux cluster. The '-FS' version of the script assumes you have mapped the cluster file system to a network drive of your local file system (see here for Eddie)
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CRAFTY-CoBRA supports parallel processing of regions which requires MPI to be present and mpi.jar in the Java classpath. If MPI is not present, mpi.jar must be excluded from the Java classpath. CRAFTY-CoBRA will then issue a warning (No MPI in classpath!) which can be ignored.
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CRAFTY-CoBRA currently issues a number of warnings from LEventbus. They basically mean that decision making processes are triggered, but no actual decision for that trigger configured. In most cases the warnings can be ignored.
The folder ./config/R contains templates to aggregate and visualise simulation output data with R. See crafty wiki for details.
If you have any further questions don't hesitate to contact Sascha.Holzhauer@ed.ac.uk