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Random walk in data frames
Collection of methods for producing random walks in two-dimensional space outputting position coordinates in data frames, including alternatives for grid and non-grid space. In R, it uses tidyverse "tibble" to construct the data frames that store trajectories.
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What Random walk in data frames can do for you
Collection of methods for producing random walks in two-dimensional space outputting position coordinates in data frames, including alternatives for grid and non-grid space. In R, it uses tidyverse "tibble" to construct the data frames that store trajectories.
Inputs
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| initialX, initialY | float (numeric) | initial position x and y coordinates. |
Outputs
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| trajectory | data frame | A dataframe (tibble in R) with three columns holding numeric variables (named "steps", "X", and "Y") where each row correspond to the index and xy coordinates of a step in a random walk. |
Language
- R
Modelling
- agent behaviour (self)
Module type
- Algorithm
Programming
- Functional
- Nondeterministic
Subject
- random walk
Keywords
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Contributors
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Jose M. Galan
Author, Copyright Holder, Creator
AA
Andreas Angourakis
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