Hi Researchers,
Have you used the software: AnyLogic, which is a multimethod simulation modeling tool developed by The AnyLogic Company (former XJ Technologies). It supports agent-based, discrete event, and system dynamics simulation methodologies.
I want to know how can we export export the operating data of the pedestrians under the simulated circumstances, which include and not limited to time, x coordinate, y coordinate.
If the answer is yes, I thank you for guiding me.
Dear Pengfei,
Here are links and attached files in subject.
-AnyLogic Professional — AnyLogic Simulation Software
www.anylogic.com/anylogic-professional
-Test AL 7.2 Beta — AnyLogic Simulation Software
www.anylogic.com/blog?page=post&blog=blog_EN&id...
-Simulation with AnyLogic/Pedestrian Simulation/Step 3. Adding a ...
https://en.wikibooks.org/...AnyLogic/Pedestrian.../Step_3._Adding...
-Troubleshooting
66.235.179.199:8081/help/topic/...anylogic.../Troubleshooting.ht...
Best regards
Depending on what you want to do with the data (and what version of the software you are using), the answer might be different.
One fairly straight forward way is to, say you want to track the location every second, create an event (on the 'Agent' tab in the palette). This is if you don't have the professional version that supports trajectory recording. The event simply iterates over each agent in the population (in the event's 'Action' section), and then write its attributes (like location, id, and any other variables/parameters of the agent) to file using the 'Text file' block (in the 'Connectivity' tab in the palette). You can use the database as output medium as well, but I prefer flat text files which I then process in something like R afterwards.
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