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Created May 25, 2021 by Johannes Knoch@jknochMaintainer

"Sample again" option doesnt behave intuitive

While running the multi_Class_Sampling with

HaSa::multi_Class_Sampling(
    ...
    save_runs = TRUE,
    ...)

and

HaSa::multi_Class_Sampling(
    ...
    save_runs = FALSE,
    ...)

I recogniced a not intuitive behaviour.

Every time a new value for init.samples and models is provided, after typing "0" for "Sample Again", not the initial habitat type is used, but jumps to the next habitat type in the list.

Same comes with "auto" correction of init.samples and models.

If "1" for "same" is choosed, it tooks the initial habitat type.

The probability maps are labeled correct with every option but it's a bit confusing to type "Sample again" and instead of sampling again it takes another habitat type.

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