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v2.0.0

02 Dec 21:23
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Added

  • Network kernel. (Vaclav Petras)
  • Established dispersers from a cell are now tracked. (Chris Jones)
  • Collection of general-use function for container handling for internal use.
  • Template parameter for random number generator to Model and Simulation.
  • New frequency values, every_step and time_step, can be used to schedule action every step of the simulation. (Vaclav Petras)
    • This was implemented in rpops for simple cases. The new version in Core supports all unit and n combinations for the simulation step.

Changed

  • Virtual functions are used to switch between kernels instead of an ever-growing if-else statement. (Vaclav Petras)
    • This is possibly faster and it has additional cost only when compared to hardcoded simple kernels.
    • New code is potentially 4 times faster as measured with r.pops.spread in #152.
    • Kernel parameters don't need to be provided anymore when the kernel is not used.
    • Opens door for adding many kernels in a flexible way.
  • Anthropogenic kernel is now different from natural kernel and contains one network kernel. (Vaclav Petras)

Fixed

  • Fixed and completed documentation of function parameters. (Vaclav Petras)

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v2.0.0

v1.1.0

18 Jun 18:44
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Added

  • Pest movement based on overpopulation (Vaclav Petras)
    • When cell contains too many pests, pests leave and move to a different cell.
  • Total hosts added to run_step (Chris Jones)
    • Allows overpopulations to be based on total_hosts rather than total_populations
    • Allows movement to be based on total_hosts rather than total_populations
  • Mortality timing is now more flexible (Chris Jones)
    • requires 2 new parameters mortality_frequency and mortality_frequency_n

Changed

  • Model class internal attributes and functions are now protected instead of private
    to allow derived classes to access them for greater flexibility (Vaclav Petras).
  • Model class kernels are now created and returned by protected functions (Vaclav Petras).
  • Config class has now more defaults and subsequent setup now consistently fails when
    required values were not set (Vaclav Petras).
  • Movement module has added parameters (mortality_tracker_vector, exposed, resistant,
    total_exposed, and suitable_cells) (Chris Jones).
    • Now moves exposed and resistant populations
    • Now moves total_hosts
    • Now moves moratility tracked hosts
    • Adds a new suitable_cell if a movement creates a new location with hosts.
  • Treatments now modify total hosts (Chris Jones)
  • Citation updated to PoPS Frontiers paper (Chris Jones)
    • Jones, C., Jones, S., Petrasova, A., Petras, V., Gaydos, D.,
      Skrip, M., Takeuchi, Y., Bigsby, K., and Meentemeyer, R., 2021.
      Iteratively forecasting biological invasions with PoPS and a little help from
      our friends.
      Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
      DOI: 10.1002/fee.2357

PoPS 1.0.0

10 Sep 19:23
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This is version 1.0.0 of the PoPS Core C++ library and its interfaces: rpops R package and r.pops.spread GRASS GIS module. The release of PoPS Core includes:

  • Susceptible-infected (SI) and susceptible-exposed-infected (SEI) host phases,
  • Host mortality tracking,
  • Host removal and pesticide application treatments,
  • Host resistance based on pesticide application treatments,
  • Treatments applied only to a ratio of hosts,
  • Seasonal spread limited to certain months,
  • Limited host movement (experimental),
  • Yearly pest removal based on lethal temperature,
  • Two different dispersal kernels (natural and anthropogenic),
  • Cauchy and exponential radial dispersal kernels,
  • Reduced stochasticity options and deterministic versions of kernels,
  • Spread rate measurement,
  • Quarantine and study area escape measurements,
  • C++ API centered around two classes: pops::Model and pops::Config.