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| STEm: unable to view the map [message #32756] |
Fri, 27 July 2007 16:29  |
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Originally posted by: araratjan.yahoo.com
I think I was able to build a project/scenario without an error, but when
it runs, the map would not come up as in the pre-built examples. Am I
doing somthin wrong? Here are the steps I am taking to create a scenario:
Using the wizard, I am creating a new project; then also via the wizard, I
am creating a scenario, model, graph, decorator (new disease), and a
sequencer; then I drag and drop model, graph, decorator, and sequencer
into the scenario and run it.
I suspect that I doing something wrong in the Graph. Actually, how one can
specify a seed location and the number of infected individuals? I think
this might be the probelm. This was easy do it in the earlier release of
STEM, byt specifying a county in the US form the drop down menu. How this
is done in the new version?
Thanks.
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| Re: unable to view the map [message #32817 is a reply to message #32756] |
Fri, 27 July 2007 18:48  |
 Daniel Ford
Messages: 148
Registered: July 2009
Location: New York |
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What version are you running? (The 0.2.0M1 RCP version or newer code from
the repository)?
Are there any messages in the Error Log view?
When you start the simulation does it appear in the "Active Simulations"
view?
Does it appear in the "Control View"?
If you select your simulation in the Active Simulations view does the map
draw?
Does the model properties section of the Map view get populated with the
decorators and their properties?
Does the progress monitor in the bottom right indicate that the simulation
is running?
I suspect the model isn't quite "right", which is not your fault, the
documentation is lagging to explain all the details. But, I suspect your
model is not structured "properly". Create a bunch of intermediate models
for each thing you add, e.g., create a model "tree" with the Earth (ZZZ)
Model and Edge graphs as sub-components and have it include another model
that includes the USA (0,1,2) Full infrastructure. Create another model
above this that includes the disease decorator. Save that model and then
include it in the Scenario along with the Sequencer and Infector.
Our apologies about the documentation, it's coming.
Dan
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Daniel Ford
IBM Almaden Research Center
San Jose, CA
"armen" <araratjan@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:c39143680f645d46f41b2b9c88dbe9dd$1@www.eclipse.org...
>I think I was able to build a project/scenario without an error, but when
>it runs, the map would not come up as in the pre-built examples. Am I doing
>somthin wrong? Here are the steps I am taking to create a scenario:
>
> Using the wizard, I am creating a new project; then also via the wizard, I
> am creating a scenario, model, graph, decorator (new disease), and a
> sequencer; then I drag and drop model, graph, decorator, and sequencer
> into the scenario and run it.
>
> I suspect that I doing something wrong in the Graph. Actually, how one can
> specify a seed location and the number of infected individuals? I think
> this might be the probelm. This was easy do it in the earlier release of
> STEM, byt specifying a county in the US form the drop down menu. How this
> is done in the new version?
>
> Thanks.
>
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| Re: unable to view the map [message #580755 is a reply to message #32756] |
Fri, 27 July 2007 18:48 |
Daniel Ford
Messages: 148
Registered: July 2009
Location: New York |
Senior Member |
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What version are you running? (The 0.2.0M1 RCP version or newer code from
the repository)?
Are there any messages in the Error Log view?
When you start the simulation does it appear in the "Active Simulations"
view?
Does it appear in the "Control View"?
If you select your simulation in the Active Simulations view does the map
draw?
Does the model properties section of the Map view get populated with the
decorators and their properties?
Does the progress monitor in the bottom right indicate that the simulation
is running?
I suspect the model isn't quite "right", which is not your fault, the
documentation is lagging to explain all the details. But, I suspect your
model is not structured "properly". Create a bunch of intermediate models
for each thing you add, e.g., create a model "tree" with the Earth (ZZZ)
Model and Edge graphs as sub-components and have it include another model
that includes the USA (0,1,2) Full infrastructure. Create another model
above this that includes the disease decorator. Save that model and then
include it in the Scenario along with the Sequencer and Infector.
Our apologies about the documentation, it's coming.
Dan
--
Daniel Ford
IBM Almaden Research Center
San Jose, CA
"armen" <araratjan@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:c39143680f645d46f41b2b9c88dbe9dd$1@www.eclipse.org...
>I think I was able to build a project/scenario without an error, but when
>it runs, the map would not come up as in the pre-built examples. Am I doing
>somthin wrong? Here are the steps I am taking to create a scenario:
>
> Using the wizard, I am creating a new project; then also via the wizard, I
> am creating a scenario, model, graph, decorator (new disease), and a
> sequencer; then I drag and drop model, graph, decorator, and sequencer
> into the scenario and run it.
>
> I suspect that I doing something wrong in the Graph. Actually, how one can
> specify a seed location and the number of infected individuals? I think
> this might be the probelm. This was easy do it in the earlier release of
> STEM, byt specifying a county in the US form the drop down menu. How this
> is done in the new version?
>
> Thanks.
>
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