An agent-based modeling framework for Python focused on time-series output.
Project description
Helipad
Helipad is an agent-based modeling framework for Python. It differs from other frameworks in that it focuses on time series output rather than spatial models.
Documentation is a work in progress, and can be found at https://helipad.dev
How to use
You can install Helipad using Pip.
pip install helipad
Once installed, getting started with a model is very simple.
from helipad import *
heli = Helipad()
#Use the heli object to set up here
heli.launchGUI()
The included bootstrap model contains a more detailed template, and the sample models exemplify various use cases. The documentation also includes a complete hook and function reference.
Requirements
Helipad requires Python 3.6. Previous versions do not preserve dict order, so you may get unexpected results. Python 2 is not supported.
The following libraries are required:
- Colour (for the user interface)
- Matplotlib (for plotting the time series output)
- Pandas (for data collection)
The following libraries are optional but recommended:
- PMW (for tooltips)
- NetworkX (for network analysis)
- Readline and Code (for the debug console)
- Pyobjc (for Mac interface niceties)
Version History
- 0.5: Support for matching models, and the checkGrid class
- 0.4: Basic graph and network functionality
- 0.3: Improvements to goods API
- 0.2: Abstraction of agent-type primitives
- 0.1: Initial Github release
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