Hi Miriam,
ENA has an exponentially hard time with feeding cycles. The
(in)famous 2007 North Sea model could spend 2 days (!) on a single
ENA pathways assessment.
You can change the time-out period on ENA, but ideally, we should
put time into trying to separate the Keystoneness calculations from
the paths and cycles assessment. But that may be a serious coding
challenge for which we do not have time right now...
And even better: ENA should be recoded according to modern gaming
technologies; I am convinced that the code does not need to follow
every path through but that instead this could be dramatically
optimized with modern programming paradigms. However, this is
PhD-thesis level stuff and requires serious time and dedication.
Try to change the time-out in ENA options, please
Best,
Jeroen