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petrasovaa avatar petrasovaa commented on May 27, 2024

It is approximate. I would expect though the number of grown cells to be the same or slightly higher, they should not be lower because of the way how the algorithm works. How much difference do you see?

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Shens998 avatar Shens998 commented on May 27, 2024

After I used the PGA sub-model to simulation growth of urban, I counted the number of new pathes. However, I found the new growth pathes' quantity is over or less the number in demand.csv. The pga-manuals said " PGA continues to grow patches until the per capita land demand is satisfied." Did my error operations cause this different?

Me too. I also meet this question. After checking the simulation.c file, is this caused by the overgrow option?
In my case, the population decreases in the latter half period, so the demand will occur a number of zero values.

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Shens998 avatar Shens998 commented on May 27, 2024

It is approximate. I would expect though the number of grown cells to be the same or slightly higher, they should not be lower because of the way how the algorithm works. How much difference do you see?

My total demand is 32961, and the simulation results range from 33198 to 34614

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petrasovaa avatar petrasovaa commented on May 27, 2024

That may be fine, hard to tell without more info. Do you use the the latest version from grass addons, for example check if your r.futures.pga module has an option potential_weight (the older versions had a different option name)? Do you run it with multiple subregions or just one region?

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Shens998 avatar Shens998 commented on May 27, 2024

That may be fine, hard to tell without more info. Do you use the the latest version from grass addons, for example check if your r.futures.pga module has an option potential_weight (the older versions had a different option name)? Do you run it with multiple subregions or just one region?

Hi Anna
The grass version is 7.8.3 stable and the python version is 3.7( only possible for the FUTURES 2.0?). My study area contains 7 subregions.
BTW, thanks a lot for your huge contribution!

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