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| * It can be installed alongside version 3. This allows you to keep both versions independently on the same computer making the migration processo from version 3 to 4 easier and less stressful. | * It can be installed alongside version 3. This allows you to keep both versions independently on the same computer making the migration processo from version 3 to 4 easier and less stressful. | ||
| - | * [[reference_book:image_virtualization|The input maps used by a model now can have different resolutions, number of lines/columns, registration coordinates etc]]. Dinamica is now truly multi-resolution! The only constraint when creating a model is that all maps used by it must share the same projection. | + | * [[image_virtualization|The input maps used by a model now can have different resolutions, number of lines/columns, registration coordinates etc]]. Dinamica is now truly multi-resolution! The only constraint when creating a model is that all maps used by it must share the same projection. |
| * The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(programming_language)|R language]] now can be used to implement parts of a model. Basically, [[reference_book:r_coupling|the user can use a custom R script to manipulate data the same way any Dinamica functor would do]]. | * The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(programming_language)|R language]] now can be used to implement parts of a model. Basically, [[reference_book:r_coupling|the user can use a custom R script to manipulate data the same way any Dinamica functor would do]]. | ||