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Figure 2.2 – distribution of random parameters used for Stage II
Figure 2.4 – (a) timeline of maximum refinement level for all the simulations in Stage II for different values of the four parameters explored – four parameters
Figure 2.5 – (a) relationship between rmax and refinement increment as defined by the increment function in Equation 1 and (b) final maxmimum refinement level distribution for all simulations in Stage II, grouped by rmax
Figure 2.6 – overall proportion of moves for all 51 strategies in the tournament
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