Abstract
We analyze the results of a large simulation of an evolving ecosystem to evaluate its complexity. In particular, we are interested to know how close to a stochastic or a deterministic behavior our simulation is. Four methods have been used for this analysis: Higuchi fractal dimension, correlation dimension, largest Lyapunov exponent, and P&H method. Besides, we use a surrogate data test to reach a final decision about analysis. As we expect, our results show that there is a deterministic and chaotic behavior in ecosystem simulation.
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