I am trying to run various subexperiments in NetLogo using BehaviorSpace as indicated in the BehaviorSpace Guide.
When defining the experiment, I am writing variables to vary as in the chunk below:
["general-value" TRUE]
[["subvariable_1_1" 2] ["subvariable_1_2" 5] ["subvariable_2_1" "none"] ["subvariable_2_2" "none"]]
[["subvariable_1_1" 2] ["subvariable_1_2" 5] ["subvariable_2_1" 8] ["subvariable_2_2" 14]]
When trying to save the experiments settings through the "ok" button in the experiment window, I get an error message with the following error:
The following values are invalid: variable: unexpected error with provided list
I've tried several modifications, such as removing the "general-value" variable, removing blank spaces between brackets, revising the syntax... But it seems like the error caused by having a list of lists [[...][...]], although the guide clearly states this is the way to run several experiments.
Has anyone found themselves in a similar situation?
By the way, I want to use this configuration as there are some limitations regarding the subvariables. When they are numeric, it is necessary that subvariable_1_1 < subvariable_1_2 and subvariable_2_1 < subvariable_2_2.
You most certainly don't use NetLogo Version 6.4. The distinct experiment setting you want to use was only made available in the most recent NetLogo release 6.4.0. I could reproduce your error with an older NetLogo version but with 6.4.0. your example works fine.