Trivial example of a non-optimal but more robust policy by editing the optimal strategy directly. Note in particular that this outperforms the optimal strategy economically as well as ecologically (fewer crashed populations).
Running the policy-costs model with Beverton Holt instead of the Myers function seems to give a clearer picture of a system responding to policy costs. The single-replicate picture probably captures this better than the policy/replicate visualizations..
Setup flickr options (tags, description, title, etc) example
Updated pmc to handle errors (mostly from svd failures in geiger). Also updated vignette.
Failing to declare the XML namespace was causing my simple xml parsing example to fail.
thing = xmlParse(getURL("https://github.com/cboettig/pmc/commits/master.atom"))
nds = getNodeSet(thing, '//x:entry', namespaces = c(x='https://www.w3.org/2005/Atom'))
length(nds)
success. thanks Gabe.
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