You’re absolutely right, thank you, the inaccurate positioning of B has nothing to do with the probability for a snark not to be hunted
Looking at the code, my model is actually not really spot on, it just kind of looks similar to the real one. I also assume that the snarks can be split into species, each with specific waking-times, phenotypes and probability of being a snark, but, in details, both are actually quite different.
So yes, I built a different model, and got a different ranking of snarks, what was I expecting ’^^
Sorry for the late response
You’re absolutely right, thank you, the inaccurate positioning of B has nothing to do with the probability for a snark not to be hunted
Looking at the code, my model is actually not really spot on, it just kind of looks similar to the real one. I also assume that the snarks can be split into species, each with specific waking-times, phenotypes and probability of being a snark, but, in details, both are actually quite different.
So yes, I built a different model, and got a different ranking of snarks, what was I expecting ’^^
Thank you