def main():
clear()
print('Initializing Test...')
print('Creating Agents...')
agent_types = ['miner', 'farmer', 'refiner', 'woodcutter', 'blacksmith']
agents = [Agent(random.choice(agent_types)) for i in range(100)] # 100 random angets
agents = {agent.id: agent for agent in agents}
# Debug Printing
#print('Sample Agents...')
#for agent in agents[:10]:
# print(agent)
input('Hit any key to continue...')
print('Creating Market...')
market = Market()
market.agents = agents #This needs to be part of the api for Market class
for i in range(50): #10 rounds of market simulation
clear()
market.simulate()
report = market.market_report()
print(report)
report = market.agent_report()
print(report)
input('Hit any key to continue...')
def build_market(num_agents):
""" This returns a market with the number of agents from the parameter
right now, 100,000 agents is about the most it can handle. I was able to create a market with 500,000
but one round of market.simulate() took over a minute. 1,000,000 agents couldn't even be created."""
agent_types = ['miner', 'farmer', 'refiner', 'woodcutter', 'blacksmith']
agents = [Agent(random.choice(agent_types)) for i in range(num_agents)] # 100 random angets
agents = {agent.id: agent for agent in agents}
market = Market()
market.agents = agents
return market
def hist_test(rounds=1):
agent_types = ['miner', 'farmer', 'refiner', 'woodcutter', 'blacksmith']
agents = [Agent(random.choice(agent_types)) for i in range(100)] # 100 random angets
agents = {agent.id: agent for agent in agents}
market = Market()
market.agents = agents
for i in range(rounds): #10 rounds of market simulation
market.simulate()
return market.history.export()
