r.agent.rand - GRASS GIS manual

NAME

r.agent.rand - Agents wander around on the terrain, marking paths to new locations.

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SYNOPSIS

r.agent.rand

r.agent.rand --help

r.agent.rand [-p] outputmap=string costmap=string rounds=integer [mark=integer] [maxagents=integer] [agentslife=integer] [agentfreedom=integer] [--help] [--verbose] [--quiet] [--ui]

Flags:

-p: Allow overwriting existing output maps
--help: Print usage summary
--verbose: Verbose module output
--quiet: Quiet module output
--ui: Force launching GUI dialog

Parameters:

outputmap=string [required]: Name of step output map
costmap=string [required]: Name of penalty resp. cost raster map (note conversion checkbox)
rounds=integer [required]: Number of iterations/rounds to run; Options: 0-999999; Default: 999
mark=integer: Mark each step an agent takes; Options: 0-<max integer on system would make sense>
maxagents=integer: Maximum amount of agents that may live concurrently (x*y); Options: 0-<the bigger the playground, the more space they have>
agentslife=integer: Time to live for an agent; Options: 0-<max integer on system would make sense>
agentfreedom=integer: Number of possible directions the ant can take (4 or 8); Options: 4, 8

DESCRIPTION
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AUTHOR

DESCRIPTION

This submodule - r.agent.rand - is nothing but an example of how the libagent library might be used to get a simple setup running.

NOTES

As the name suggests, r.agent.rand lets agents wander around just based on chance. You only need to define a single input map, just some raster map, that will be completely ignored, it is only used to set the frame for the agents to come.

AUTHOR

Michael Lustenberger inofix.ch

SOURCE CODE

Available at: r.agent.rand source code (history)

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