soil | friendly Agent-based Social Simulator
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Soil is an extensible and user-friendly Agent-based Social Simulator for Social Networks. Learn how to run your own simulations with our documentation. Follow our tutorial to develop your own agent models.
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- Called when a message is received
- Convert the history to a networkx graph
- Get node link data
- Log a message to the logger
- Ends the histogram
- Return a serialized state
- Generator that expands a template
- Generate parameters for a template
- Decorator to set a state variable
- Set the state
- Plot all data
- Try to get money from friends
- Returns the interval of the agent
- Dump test results
- Run one step
- Load a network
- Increment cage
- Return a dict representation of a network
- Kill rabbitbits
- Determine the role of a turret
- Evaluate user tweets
- Creates a breeding cage
- Create a NetworkX graph
- Generate a random sentiment
- Unflatten a dictionary
- Return the neutral agent
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Trending Discussions on soil
QUESTION
I am trying the equatiomatic package to plot my lmer model.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 20:36I'm the developer of that package. It should work with lme4::lmer()
equations. The issue here is with dropping the intercept but having it vary randomly at higher levels. See this issue for more details.
If you have suggestions for how you would expect the equation to render, I'm open to working out a fix. But for now, equatiomatic::extract_eq()
assumes that whatever random effects you have also have corresponding fixed effects.
QUESTION
Sorry for the messy codebase. I am new to C++.
I'm trying to tie a loop and function together. (1) A moisture sensor and (2) a servo to turn a lever on and off based on moisture.
I'm receiving an error that 'servo' cannot be used as a function. I've tried changing servo to some other name. I'm not using servo anywhere else, such as a variable, so that doesn't seem like the issue.
Does anyone have any other advice?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 04:55The problem is in that you try to use the servo()
function before properly declaring it. First, you need to declare a function before it can be mentioned in your code. Second, your definition for the servo()
is incorrect. The int servo(lever)
, where lever
is not a type. You should look toward the following: int servo(bool lever);
, where lever
is a parameter of type bool
which the servo()
function takes.
Then, your function does not return anything, it only has some "side-effects" such as myservo.write(pos);
. So, it should be void
.
Try the following arrangement:
QUESTION
I want to add a column days
to a dataset with some conditions. For each soil there should be nine rows in the days
column. The first two rows (0
and 4
) should be the value from the SS
Period
. The value for the days
10
-66
should be the N
in Period
and the ES
in Period
should be the last days
.
This is a very bad explanation I know, but I think perhaps it makes sense by looking at the expected_df dataset.
All help is very much appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 08:36One solution is to create a dataframe and left_join()
.
QUESTION
can someone help me to detect the issue of my searchbox. I made a searchbox in javascript that proofs the input with a defined keyword list. If a word is matching, then the "HARMI-SOIL 8.0/15 Result Box" should show up, if it does not match the Result Box should stay hidden (display:none).
My Issue is that after typing in a matching word and klicking enter, the Result Box does not show up. Javascript tells me the word are not matching, even though they should. Just when I click on the cross (x) and deleting the input the Result Box shows up and Javascript tells me the words are matching. I am grateful about any hint. Thank you very much!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 19:02You need to change condition
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 15:25The example JSON isn't valid. The last member of an object or the last element of an array shouldn't have a comma after it. So where you have:
QUESTION
When I enter 4, it shows Living_room2 not defined, how can I let it jump to another def form first def.Code is below, appreciate if you can help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 16:35Python runs from top to bottom line by line. So in your code python see it as this...
I need to create a function called Living_room
. Great.
But then it hits Living_room()
before it reads the line def Living_room2()
. So now python stop at Living_room()
and runs that call with out setting up Living_room2
.
Change your code to this...
QUESTION
So, for room_attic, how can I let option A show different things when you have a different condition, like, when you have cheese you can throw in it when you have a ball of string, you can use it, and then come back two different results. And how to make an option one time, like after you pick up the ball of string, and when you go back to def_living room, it will not show again string information.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 15:07Instead of coding all the prompts you want to print inside the function, you could save them to a list or dictionary. Then, when a prompt is no longer available to use, you could del
it from the list/dictionary.
For example, each element of living_room_prompts
is a tuple containing four elements: the prompt string, the function to call if that prompt is selected, and the arguments to pass to the callback function, and a boolean telling us whether or not we can select this option again:
QUESTION
I'm displaying linear regression models in plots using the ggpmisc
package. I only want the regression line, p-value and r2-value to be showed in the plot if the p-value is less than 0.2. @Ricardo Semião e Castro helped me (thanks!) with a great code, however it only works sometimes. Whether it works or not depends on the number of regression models that meet the P<0.2 criteria. Any ideas as how to make the code so that it works both when 0, 1 or 2 models have P-values below P?
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 14:12you can try a tidyverse
QUESTION
So I have this code and it should check if the value in the column: friction_number is above 1 than it should print "gravel" for all the cells in which thats the case. I tried working with functions but then the order couldn't be the way it needs to be. my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 15:14Try with np.where
:
QUESTION
So I have a point cloud or a 3D grid, each grid contains the following data (features/attributes): Grid type (building, tree, grass, soil, or blank). But then space type "Buildings" has sub-attributes such as conductivity and reflective values. Besides, the attributes of the cells there are a couple of individual other attributes that apply to the whole data set, examples of these attributes are wind speed, temperature,....etc. I would like to know what Deep learning algorithm would be helpful to predict the values of air temperature in each grid cell (in the x, y direction only) based on the 3d attributes I explained above. Also, what would be the best way to prepare a pipeline for this?. The goal is to predict air temperate values when I feed the trained model a data set that has geometric model info, the wind direction, and the wind speed)
Here is an example image of 300 images I have ( have the images, and I have a data set of all the attributes of each grid cell, and the air temperature value). The image is modeled inside a cube of 60x60x60 cells, when a cell contains a building the space type is set to a "building", when a cell has air the space type is set to "blank" and so on...., as I mentioned, each "building" cell contains additional sub-attributes. The values I'm trying to predict are values of air temperature at each BLANK cell (around buildings) at an x,y plane (let's say at height z=2), in this image, the x,y plane is the colored plane. I have the values in numbers, not just colored planes.
Also here is a small portion of the data I have and the results (y values = air temp).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 20:14The fact that your problem is 3D does not mean your dataset have to be.
This seems to me like a very straight forward Machine Learning problem, you could reformat your data into one dateset were each rows contains : cell location (x, y, z
), cell type
, sub_attribute
.... and the target : temperature
.
The preprocessing required will depend on the kind of model you choose, some don't support categorical
input others do.
You can use Deep Learning if you prefer, but they typically don't work with categorical variable so you'll have to encode all textual information, and 300 instances is very small to train that kind of model.
You might have more luck with a Random Forest
algorithm as a first step.
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