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Thu, 10 December 2009 12:10

Eclipse User

Up until now, it has not been possible to run a simulation only modeling a small subset of all the regions in a country. We have now made this possible by allowing (at runtime) a user to specify a filter that removes nodes/edges that do not match a set of patterns for their administrative ID.

The list of IDs (separated by Wink

is specified in the "coverage" attribute of the Dublin Core for your model. For example, if you have a model containing all of Mexico level 2 regions, by specifying "MX-15" in the coverage attribute only Distrito Federal (Mexico City) will be used in the model.

Re: Filter [message #503569 is a reply to message #503110]

Mon, 14 December 2009 12:45

Eclipse User

A clarification, the list of IDs should be separated by ";" (semi-colon).

Re: Filter [message #504421 is a reply to message #503569]

Fri, 18 December 2009 09:56

Eclipse User

With the next build (after 12/18) the format of the filter has changed. If you want to include all regions under say MX-15, use the string "MX-15*" in the coverage property. If you only enter "MX-15", only that single region will be part of the model.

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