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Zahra Rajabi
pymdptoolbox
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Optimal fire management
for a single population
of a threatened species
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"""Optimal fire management of a threatened species
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This PyMDPtoolbox example is based on a paper [Possingham1997]_ preseneted by
Hugh Possingham and Geoff Tuck at the 1997 MODSIM conference. This version
only considers a single population, rather than the
two populations considered
in the original paper. The paper is freely available to read from the link
provided, so minimal details are given here.
only considers a single population, rather than the
full two-patch spatially
structured model in the paper. The paper is freely available to read from the
link
provided, so minimal details are given here.
.. [Possingham1997] Possingham H & Tuck G, 1997, ‘Application of stochastic
dynamic programming to optimal fire management of a spatially structured
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