Difference between revisions of "Definition:Hierarchical model"
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[[Image:Heureka_forest_hierarchy.png|frame|left|The forest model in Heureka is hierarchical. Note that the number of forest levels can be arbitrarily large]] | [[Image:Heureka_forest_hierarchy.png|frame|left|The forest model in Heureka is hierarchical. Note that the number of forest levels can be arbitrarily large]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:09, 7 July 2008
In Heureka, a hierachical approach is used to describe the forest.
The forest model in Heureka is hierarchical. Note that the number of forest levels can be arbitrarily large