Closed crangelsmith closed 4 years ago
@crangelsmith Two more points about emigration.
1) The emigration curve is non-linear (which can be correct), but it would be good to confirm this (see notebook 5):
2) Emigration has very high values at the first time-steps (see the absolute values in the beginning):
To clarify, the first figure was generated by:
plt.figure(figsize=(15, 10)) plt.plot(time_axis, emig_pop_axis - emig_pop_axis[0], c='k', lw=4 #marker="o" ) plt.xlabel("Time", size=32) plt.ylabel("Emigrated", size=32) plt.xticks(size=24, rotation=90) plt.yticks(size=24) plt.grid() plt.show()
and the second figure:
plt.figure(figsize=(15, 10)) plt.plot(time_axis, emig_pop_axis, c='k', lw=4 #marker="o" ) plt.xlabel("Time", size=32) plt.ylabel("Emigrated", size=32) plt.xticks(size=24, rotation=90) plt.yticks(size=24) plt.grid() plt.show()
@crangelsmith Two more points about emigration.
1) The emigration curve is non-linear (which can be correct), but it would be good to confirm this (see notebook 5):
2) Emigration has very high values at the first time-steps (see the absolute values in the beginning):
To clarify, the first figure was generated by:
and the second figure: