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Epstein civil violence: Switch to experimental datacollector #158
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"Cops": self.count_cops, | ||
} | ||
agent_reporters = { | ||
"x": lambda agents: [pos[0] for pos in agents.get("pos")], |
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This API is awkward. It is better to use instead lambda a: a.pos[0]
. But this means AgentSet
needs to have the feature of .apply()
along the line of DataFrame's apply.
This also means that the new DataCollector
heavily relies on AgentSet
in order to remain simple. Simple is good.
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I think @quaquel was also thinking in this direction: projectmesa/mesa#1944 (comment)
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I am back in office and do have some time. However, I lot has been happening wrt to MESA so @EwoutH if you have 30 minutes to bring me up to speed, I am happy to take a look at the apply idea.
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Good to hear! Let me get back to you what works.
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@quaquel would tomorrow early afternoon work?
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yes, just email me a time and place (online or my office)
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