Jan Kwakkel
Jan Kwakkel
yes, but not well documented. Basically, an ArrayOutcome is for any n-dimensional results. TimeSeriesOutcome subclasses ArrayOutcome and will receive at some point a meaningful index and most likely become a...
well that is clearly a bug then. The bug is in [BaseNetLogoModel](https://github.com/quaquel/EMAworkbench/blob/f11baaa47af4d041ac080d1ab96fd738a2b46190/ema_workbench/connectors/netlogo.py#L59) ```python @property def ts_output_variables(self): if self._ts_output_variables is None: timeseries = [o for o in self.outcomes if isinstance(o, TimeSeriesOutcome)]...
I agree. It would be good to expand this a bit more.
A couple of thoughts * you create a new pool several times. I would try to move the pool out of the for loop * what is the idea of...
what version of pynetlogo are you using? Does the simple netlogo model behave as expected when run within NetLogo?
Hmm... my hunch is that the every command is the problem. See http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/docs/dict/every.html. Basically, my hypothesis is that pynetlogo invokes the go function much more often than once every 0.1....
no, it does not keep it in memory. It just skips the body of the code. every is like an if statement if I read the NetLogo docs correctly. The...
You might have to walk me through all these changes in person. A couple of things 1. In the past, I had bad experiences with the automated installation of dependencies....
looks good so go ahead
Exactly at which line do you get the value error?