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soil/examples/newsspread/newsspread_sim.py
J. Fernando Sánchez feab0ba79e Large set of changes for v0.30
The examples weren't being properly tested in the last commit. When we fixed
that a lot of bugs in the new implementation of environment and agent were
found, which accounts for most of these changes.

The main difference is the mechanism to load simulations from a configuration
file. For that to work, we had to rework our module loading code in
`serialization` and add a `source_file` attribute to configurations (and
simulations, for that matter).
2023-04-14 19:41:24 +02:00

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from soil.agents import FSM, NetworkAgent, state, default_state, prob
from soil.parameters import *
import logging
from soil.environment import Environment
class DumbViewer(FSM, NetworkAgent):
"""
A viewer that gets infected via TV (if it has one) and tries to infect
its neighbors once it's infected.
"""
has_been_infected: bool = False
has_tv: bool = False
@default_state
@state
def neutral(self):
if self.has_tv:
if self.prob(self.get("prob_tv_spread")):
return self.infected
if self.has_been_infected:
return self.infected
@state
def infected(self):
for neighbor in self.get_neighbors(state_id=self.neutral.id):
if self.prob(self.get("prob_neighbor_spread")):
neighbor.infect()
def infect(self):
"""
This is not a state. It is a function that other agents can use to try to
infect this agent. DumbViewer always gets infected, but other agents like
HerdViewer might not become infected right away
"""
self.has_been_infected = True
class HerdViewer(DumbViewer):
"""
A viewer whose probability of infection depends on the state of its neighbors.
"""
def infect(self):
"""Notice again that this is NOT a state. See DumbViewer.infect for reference"""
infected = self.count_neighbors(state_id=self.infected.id)
total = self.count_neighbors()
prob_infect = self.get("prob_neighbor_spread") * infected / total
self.debug("prob_infect", prob_infect)
if self.prob(prob_infect):
self.has_been_infected = True
class WiseViewer(HerdViewer):
"""
A viewer that can change its mind.
"""
@state
def cured(self):
prob_cure = self.get("prob_neighbor_cure")
for neighbor in self.get_neighbors(state_id=self.infected.id):
if self.prob(prob_cure):
try:
neighbor.cure()
except AttributeError:
self.debug("Viewer {} cannot be cured".format(neighbor.id))
def cure(self):
self.has_been_cured = True
@state
def infected(self):
if self.has_been_cured:
return self.cured
cured = max(self.count_neighbors(self.cured.id), 1.0)
infected = max(self.count_neighbors(self.infected.id), 1.0)
prob_cure = self.get("prob_neighbor_cure") * (cured / infected)
if self.prob(prob_cure):
return self.cured
class NewsSpread(Environment):
ratio_dumb: probability = 1,
ratio_herd: probability = 0,
ratio_wise: probability = 0,
prob_tv_spread: probability = 0.1,
prob_neighbor_spread: probability = 0.1,
prob_neighbor_cure: probability = 0.05,
def init(self):
self.populate_network([DumbViewer, HerdViewer, WiseViewer],
[self.ratio_dumb, self.ratio_herd, self.ratio_wise])
from itertools import product
from soil import Simulation
# We want to investigate the effect of different agent distributions on the spread of news.
# To do that, we will run different simulations, with a varying ratio of DumbViewers, HerdViewers, and WiseViewers
# Because the effect of these agents might also depend on the network structure, we will run our simulations on two different networks:
# one with a small-world structure and one with a connected structure.
counter = 0
for [r1, r2] in product([0, 0.5, 1.0], repeat=2):
for (generator, netparams) in {
"barabasi_albert_graph": {"m": 5},
"erdos_renyi_graph": {"p": 0.1},
}.items():
print(r1, r2, 1-r1-r2, generator)
# Create new simulation
netparams["n"] = 500
Simulation(
name='newspread_sim',
model=NewsSpread,
model_params=dict(
ratio_dumb=r1,
ratio_herd=r2,
ratio_wise=1-r1-r2,
network_generator=generator,
network_params=netparams,
prob_neighbor_spread=0,
),
num_trials=5,
max_steps=300,
dump=False,
).run()
counter += 1
# Run all the necessary instances
print(f"A total of {counter} simulations were run.")