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Learn GAML Step by Step

Introduction
Start with GAML

Organization of a model
Basic programming concepts in GAML

Manipulate basic species

The global species
Regular species
Defining actions and behaviors
Interaction between agents
Attaching Skills
Inheritance

Defining advanced species

Grid Species
Graph Species
Mirror species
Multi-level architecture

Defining GUI Experiment

Defining Parameters
Defining displays (Generalities)
Defining Charts
Defining 3D Displays
Defining monitors and inspectors
Defining export files
Defining user interaction

Exploring Models

Run Several Simulations
Defining Batch Experiments
Exploration Methods

Optimizing Models

Runtime Concepts
OptimizingModelsSelection

Multi-Paradigm Modeling

Control Architectures
Using Equations

Recipes

Manipulate OSM Datas
Implementing diffusion
Using Database Access
Calling R
Using FIPA ACL
Using GAMAnalyzer
Using BDI
Advanced Driving Skill
Manipulate Dates
Implementing light
Using Comodel

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1. Creation of a first basic disease spreading model
2. Definition of monitors and chart outputs
3. Importation of GIS data
4. Use of a graph to constraint the movements of people]
5. Definition of 3D displays

Incremental Model

1. Simple SI Model
2. Charts
3. Integration of GIS Data
4. Movement on Graph
5. Visualizing in 3D
6. Multi-Level
7. Differential Equations

1. Basic Model
2. Vegetation Dynamic
3. Prey Agent Behavior
4. Inspectors and Monitors
5. Predator Agent
6. Breeding
7. Agent Aspect
8. Complex Behavior
9. Stopping condition
10. Charts
11. Writing Files
12. Image loading

1. Loading of GIS Data
2. People Agents
3. Movement of People
4. Weight for Road Network
5. Dynamic weights
6. Charts
7. Automatic Road Repair

1. Basic Model
2. Moving Cells
3. Connections

Platform

Installation and Launching

Installation
Launching GAMA
Headless Mode
Updating GAMA
Installing Plugins
Troubleshooting

Workspace, Projects and Models

Navigating in the Workspace
Changing Workspace
Importing Models

The GAML Editor - Generalities
The GAML Editor Toolbar
Validation of Models

Running Experiments

Launching Experiments from the User Interface
Experiments User Interface
Menus and Commands
Parameters View
Inspectors and monitors
Displays
Batch Specific UI
Errors View

Built-in Species

The 'agent' built-in species (Under Construction)
The 'model' built-in species (Under Construction)
The 'experiment' built-in species (Under Construction)

Built-in Skills
Built-in Architectures
Statements
Types
File Types
Expressions

Literals
Units and constants
Pseudo-variables
Variables and Attributes
Operators

Community

Headless operation

Be able to launch a simulation without any interface.

Basic example:

$gama.jar test.gaml input.xml