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Besides, according to the above simulations, the phenomenon can be found as follows: if v ≤ v fs, i(t) increases as v → r/∆T; if v ≥ v fs, i(t) decreases to zero as v → ∞.
Theoretical decrease of the forest share if Fs i > 0 ∧AgS i > 0. Below are the links to the authors' original submitted files for images.
At the same time, it is shown that (1) n 0 almost does not affect v fs; (2) when v < v fs, i(t -v curve rises rapidly if n 0 is great -v and when v > v fs, i(t)-v curve decays slowly if n 0 is grisesrapidly
At the same time, simulation result shows as follows:(1) v fs increases with the increasing r; (2) when v < v fs, i(t -v curve rises rapidly if r is great -v when v > v fs, i(t)-v curve decays slowly if risesgrapidly
At the same time, simulation result shows as follows: (1) v fs decreases with the increasing ∆T, (2) when v < v fs, i(t -v curve rises slowly if ∆t -v greater, and when v > v fs, i(t)-v curve decays risesly if ∆T islowlyter.
Therefore, when other parameters are constant, there is the phenomenon: the greater r, the higher v fs; i(t -v curve rises rapidly and decays slowly wit -vhe incurvee of rises
As a refinement step, Fattal uses a Gauss-Markov random field model by maximizing P ( t FS ) = ∏ i ∈ G exp - ( t FS, i - t F, i ) 2 σ t, i 2 ∏ ∀ i, j ∈ Ω i exp - ( t FS, i - t FS, j ) 2 ( x ~ a, i - x ~ a, j ) 2 / σ s 2, (57).
where f(i) is the fitness of the solution of the food source FS i. FN is the number of food sources, and Obj i) is the solution value of the function to be optimized.
