Technically all we need after a stochastic simulation run (step or repeated) is time and counts, but often it's interesting to look at which events occurred, too. As an option we should return a vector of the number of each event that occurred, which would either be a series of one-hot row vector (one for each simulated step), or a cumulative sum of all events that have occurred over the simulated interval.
Technically all we need after a stochastic simulation run (step or repeated) is time and counts, but often it's interesting to look at which events occurred, too. As an option we should return a vector of the number of each event that occurred, which would either be a series of one-hot row vector (one for each simulated step), or a cumulative sum of all events that have occurred over the simulated interval.