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soil/examples/events_and_messages/cars.py
J. Fernando Sánchez a1262edd2a Refactored time
Treating time and conditions as the same entity was getting confusing, and it
added a lot of unnecessary abstraction in a critical part (the scheduler).

The scheduling queue now has the time as a floating number (faster), the agent
id (for ties) and the condition, as well as the agent. The first three
elements (time, id, condition) can be considered as the "key" for the event.

To allow for agent execution to be "randomized" within every step, a new
parameter has been added to the scheduler, which makes it add a random number to
the key in order to change the ordering.

`EventedAgent.received` now checks the messages before returning control to the
user by default.
2022-10-20 12:15:25 +02:00

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"""
This is an example of a simplified city, where there are Passengers and Drivers that can take those passengers
from their location to their desired location.
An example scenario could play like the following:
- Drivers start in the `wandering` state, where they wander around the city until they have been assigned a journey
- Passenger(1) tells every driver that it wants to request a Journey.
- Each driver receives the request.
If Driver(2) is interested in providing the Journey, it asks Passenger(1) to confirm that it accepts Driver(2)'s request
- When Passenger(1) accepts the request, two things happen:
- Passenger(1) changes its state to `driving_home`
- Driver(2) starts moving towards the origin of the Journey
- Once Driver(2) reaches the origin, it starts moving itself and Passenger(1) to the destination of the Journey
- When Driver(2) reaches the destination (carrying Passenger(1) along):
- Driver(2) starts wondering again
- Passenger(1) dies, and is removed from the simulation
- If there are no more passengers available in the simulation, Drivers die
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from soil import *
from soil import events
from mesa.space import MultiGrid
# More complex scenarios may use more than one type of message between objects.
# A common pattern is to use `enum.Enum` to represent state changes in a request.
@dataclass
class Journey:
"""
This represents a request for a journey. Passengers and drivers exchange this object.
A journey may have a driver assigned or not. If the driver has not been assigned, this
object is considered a "request for a journey".
"""
origin: (int, int)
destination: (int, int)
tip: float
passenger: Passenger
driver: Driver = None
class City(EventedEnvironment):
"""
An environment with a grid where drivers and passengers will be placed.
The number of drivers and riders is configurable through its parameters:
:param str n_cars: The total number of drivers to add
:param str n_passengers: The number of passengers in the simulation
:param list agents: Specific agents to use in the simulation. It overrides the `n_passengers`
and `n_cars` params.
:param int height: Height of the internal grid
:param int width: Width of the internal grid
"""
def __init__(
self,
*args,
n_cars=1,
n_passengers=10,
height=100,
width=100,
agents=None,
model_reporters=None,
**kwargs,
):
self.grid = MultiGrid(width=width, height=height, torus=False)
if agents is None:
agents = []
for i in range(n_cars):
agents.append({"agent_class": Driver})
for i in range(n_passengers):
agents.append({"agent_class": Passenger})
model_reporters = model_reporters or {
"earnings": "total_earnings",
"n_passengers": "number_passengers",
}
print("REPORTERS", model_reporters)
super().__init__(
*args, agents=agents, model_reporters=model_reporters, **kwargs
)
for agent in self.agents:
self.grid.place_agent(agent, (0, 0))
self.grid.move_to_empty(agent)
@property
def total_earnings(self):
return sum(d.earnings for d in self.agents(agent_class=Driver))
@property
def number_passengers(self):
return self.count_agents(agent_class=Passenger)
class Driver(Evented, FSM):
pos = None
journey = None
earnings = 0
def on_receive(self, msg, sender):
"""This is not a state. It will run (and block) every time check_messages is invoked"""
if self.journey is None and isinstance(msg, Journey) and msg.driver is None:
msg.driver = self
self.journey = msg
def check_passengers(self):
"""If there are no more passengers, stop forever"""
c = self.count_agents(agent_class=Passenger)
self.info(f"Passengers left {c}")
if not c:
self.die()
@default_state
@state
def wandering(self):
"""Move around the city until a journey is accepted"""
target = None
self.check_passengers()
self.journey = None
while self.journey is None: # No potential journeys detected (see on_receive)
if target is None or not self.move_towards(target):
target = self.random.choice(
self.model.grid.get_neighborhood(self.pos, moore=False)
)
self.check_passengers()
# This will call on_receive behind the scenes, and the agent's status will be updated
self.check_messages()
yield Delta(30) # Wait at least 30 seconds before checking again
try:
# Re-send the journey to the passenger, to confirm that we have been selected
self.journey = yield self.journey.passenger.ask(self.journey, timeout=60)
except events.TimedOut:
# No journey has been accepted. Try again
self.journey = None
return
return self.driving
@state
def driving(self):
"""The journey has been accepted. Pick them up and take them to their destination"""
while self.move_towards(self.journey.origin):
yield
while self.move_towards(self.journey.destination, with_passenger=True):
yield
self.earnings += self.journey.tip
self.check_passengers()
return self.wandering
def move_towards(self, target, with_passenger=False):
"""Move one cell at a time towards a target"""
self.info(f"Moving { self.pos } -> { target }")
if target[0] == self.pos[0] and target[1] == self.pos[1]:
return False
next_pos = [self.pos[0], self.pos[1]]
for idx in [0, 1]:
if self.pos[idx] < target[idx]:
next_pos[idx] += 1
break
if self.pos[idx] > target[idx]:
next_pos[idx] -= 1
break
self.model.grid.move_agent(self, tuple(next_pos))
if with_passenger:
self.journey.passenger.pos = (
self.pos
) # This could be communicated through messages
return True
class Passenger(Evented, FSM):
pos = None
def on_receive(self, msg, sender):
"""This is not a state. It will be run synchronously every time `check_messages` is run"""
if isinstance(msg, Journey):
self.journey = msg
return msg
@default_state
@state
def asking(self):
destination = (
self.random.randint(0, self.model.grid.height),
self.random.randint(0, self.model.grid.width),
)
self.journey = None
journey = Journey(
origin=self.pos,
destination=destination,
tip=self.random.randint(10, 100),
passenger=self,
)
timeout = 60
expiration = self.now + timeout
self.model.broadcast(journey, ttl=timeout, sender=self, agent_class=Driver)
while not self.journey:
self.info(f"Passenger at: { self.pos }. Checking for responses.")
try:
# This will call check_messages behind the scenes, and the agent's status will be updated
# If you want to avoid that, you can call it with: check=False
yield self.received(expiration=expiration)
except events.TimedOut:
self.info(f"Passenger at: { self.pos }. Asking for journey.")
self.model.broadcast(
journey, ttl=timeout, sender=self, agent_class=Driver
)
expiration = self.now + timeout
return self.driving_home
@state
def driving_home(self):
while (
self.pos[0] != self.journey.destination[0]
or self.pos[1] != self.journey.destination[1]
):
try:
yield self.received(timeout=60)
except events.TimedOut:
pass
self.info("Got home safe!")
self.die()
simulation = Simulation(
name="RideHailing", model_class=City, model_params={"n_passengers": 2}
)
if __name__ == "__main__":
with easy(simulation) as s:
s.run()