Spatial+model+formalisms

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=Spatial model formalisms=

Spatial models can be classified by how they treat space, time and their variables: //(e.g. reaction-diffusion systems)// || //(e.g. numerical approximation of PDE)// || Off lattice particle systems/event-based || c = continuous d = discrete
 * **space** || **time** || **variable** || **formalism** ||
 * c || c || c || PDE
 * d || d || c || MAP lattices
 * d || d || d || CA ||
 * c || c || d || Inidvidual-based models (IBM)
 * d || c || c || [|meta-population models] ||
 * c/d || c || (d+c) || hybrid models ||

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(NOTES FROM COURSE 2006-2007)

Summarize with SPATIAL MODEL FORMALISMS

space time variable formalism c c c PDE (reaction diffusion: difference between reaction within sites) d d c MAP approx.

d d c map lattices

d d d CA

c c d IBM

d c c meta-population models

c/dc (d + c) hybrid models