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A runtime mismatch is when two different dynamical components run at different time steps. For example, suppose_ that we want to run a model for humans that updates once every 7 days, but we want to run a model for mosquitoes that updates four times a day (dawn, day, dusk, night).
Note that this challenge is unique to discrete-time systems.
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For fine-grained simulations that work on time steps less than one day, a solution was developed in the ENBQR model that internalizes computation of fqZ. A problem with this is that for internal consistency, each time step would need its own TaR matrix, and the EIR would need all fqZ values. Hmmm.
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Implement iteration for fine-grain and coarse-grain runtime mismatches
MYZ_dts - Implement iteration for fine-grain and coarse-grain runtime mismatches
Jun 6, 2024
smitdave
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MYZ_dts - Implement iteration for fine-grain and coarse-grain runtime mismatches
MYZ_dts - Implement the dawn-day-dusk-night model
Jun 27, 2024
A runtime mismatch is when two different dynamical components run at different time steps. For example, suppose_ that we want to run a model for humans that updates once every 7 days, but we want to run a model for mosquitoes that updates four times a day (dawn, day, dusk, night).
Note that this challenge is unique to discrete-time systems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: