random_drifts: Drift with many competitors function
In Euphrasiologist/GOL: Functions for exploring ideas in Games of Life by Karl Sigmund (ISBN: 978-0198547839)
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
What happens if we have a population of coloured balls and let them drift?
Usage
1
random_drifts(colours = 5, trials, size, rel.freq = NULL)
Arguments
colours
number of different colours of balls
trials
the number of trials the game runs for
size
size of the initial population of balls
rel.freq
starting frequencies for the colours. If NULL, frequencies are drawn from the uniform distribution.
Examples
1
random_drifts(colours = 10, trials = 1000, size = 1000)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
What happens if we have a population of coloured balls and let them drift?
Usage
1 | random_drifts(colours = 5, trials, size, rel.freq = NULL)
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Arguments
colours |
number of different colours of balls |
trials |
the number of trials the game runs for |
size |
size of the initial population of balls |
rel.freq |
starting frequencies for the colours. If NULL, frequencies are drawn from the uniform distribution. |
Examples
1 | random_drifts(colours = 10, trials = 1000, size = 1000)
|
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