Re: [stem-dev] Population Model checked in

[Yossi Mesika <MESIKA@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks.
I had the same errors in another class so fixed it by myself this time.
Please update from SVN.

Yossi,






From:       Stefan Edlund/Almaden/IBM@IBMUS
To:         Yossi Mesika/Haifa/IBM@IBMIL
Cc:         stem-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:       25/07/2009 19:55
Subject:    Re: [stem-dev] Population Model checked in


Hi

interesting error, the @Override tag was invalid but my environment didn't
pick up on it. Anyway I fixed and checked in that file, can you try again?

Thanks
/ Stefan


Stefan Edlund
Public Health and Computer Science Research
IBM Almaden Research Center
(408) 927-1766   edlund@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx




                                                                           
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Hi Stefan,

I added those two new plugins to the build scripts.
However, the first one does not compile and I get errors like the below
(only two examples):

The method abs() of type StandardPopulationModelLabelValueImpl must
override a superclass method
StandardPopulationModelLabelValueImpl.java
‪/org.eclipse.stem.populationmodels/src/org/eclipse/stem/populationmodels/standard/impl‬
        line 352


The method divide(IntegrationLabelValue) of type
StandardPopulationModelLabelValueImpl must override a superclass method
StandardPopulationModelLabelValueImpl.java
‪/org.eclipse.stem.populationmodels/src/org/eclipse/stem/populationmodels/standard/impl‬
        line 396



Will you fix it please so that I can generate a weekly build?

Thanks,
Yossi.





From:        Stefan Edlund <edlund@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:        stem-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:        24/07/2009 03:46
Subject:        [stem-dev] Population Model checked in
Sent by:        stem-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx



Hi all,

I checked in lots of changes to SVN to incorporate Population Models into
STEM. Please update from SVN and get the latest and also get two new
projects:

org.eclipse.stem.populationmodels
org.eclipse.stem.ui.populationmodels

Yossi, can you add these to the build scripts like last time?

Some things to notice:

1. Background birth rate and death rate are not available any longer in the
standard disease models. They have been moved to the new concept of
Population Models. So for old scenarios where you had your birth/death rate
defined you need to create a new population model, specify your birth/death
rate and drag it into your scenario.

2. To create a population model, go to the menu (New -> Population Model).
I'll work on moving it to the toolbar tomorrow. It's very similar to the
new disease model wizard, but there is only one population model available
right now, StandardPopulationModel.

3. A population model is just like a disease model (it ends up under
decorators in the project explorer) and it will store its own log files
under its name in the log folder

4. Disease models and population models should work well together and
synchronize up background birth/deaths and disease deaths among each other
each iteration. If you don't have a population model in your scenario, the
background birth/death rate is 0. When 2 or more diseases are running
simultaneously they will incorporate each others disease deaths into their
calculations.

Let me know if there's any problems.
Thanks!
/ Stefan


Stefan Edlund
Public Health and Computer Science Research
IBM Almaden Research Center
(408) 927-1766 edlund@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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