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docs: Small grammar edits #1076

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/src/tutorial.md
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# make a container for model-level properties
properties = Dict(:min_to_be_happy => 3)

# Create the central `AgentBasedModel` that stores all simution information
# Create the central `AgentBasedModel` that stores all simulation information
model = StandardABM(
Schelling, # type of agents
space; # space they live in
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions src/spaces/continuous.jl
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Expand Up @@ -63,10 +63,10 @@ An example using continuous space is the [Flocking model](@ref).
Distances specified by `r` in functions like [`nearby_ids`](@ref) are always based
on the Euclidean distance between two points in `ContinuousSpace`.

In `ContinuousSpace` `nearby_*` searches are accelerated using a grid system, see
discussion around the keyword `spacing` below. By default, `nearby_*` have keyword
`search` set to `:approximate`, which means that they doesn't do an exact search, but
can be a possible over-estimation, including agent IDs whose distance slightly exceeds
In `ContinuousSpace` `nearby_*` searches are accelerated using a grid system; see
discussion around the keyword `spacing` below. By default, `nearby_*` has the keyword
`search` set to `:approximate`, which means that it doesn't do an exact search, but
can be a possible overestimation, including agent IDs whose distance slightly exceeds
`r` with "slightly" being as much as `spacing`. If you want exact searches set the keyword
`search` to `:exact` in `nearby_*`.

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