See: Description
Interface | Description |
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Gatekeeper |
This interface is implemented by objects which are used to verify if an agent
is allowed to play a certain role in a group.
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MadkitOption |
Every regular MaDKit Options implements this interface.
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Scheduler.SimulationTime |
Class | Description |
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AbstractAgent |
The super class of all MaDKit agents, v 5.
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Activator<A extends AbstractAgent> |
This class defines a tool for scheduling mechanism.
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Agent |
The super class of all MaDKit threaded agents, v 5.
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AgentAddress |
Identifies an agent within the artificial society.
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AgentLogger |
This class defines a logger specialized for MaDKit agents.
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ConversationID |
This class represents the conversation ID to which a message belongs.
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KernelAddress |
This class represents a unique identifier for MaDKit kernel.
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Madkit |
MaDKit 5 booter class.
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MadkitClassLoader |
The MadkitClassLoader is the class loader used by MaDKit.
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MadkitProperties |
The properties object used within MaDKit.
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Message |
The generic MaDKit message class.
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Probe<A extends AbstractAgent> |
This class defines a watcher's generic probe.
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Scheduler |
Scheduler is the core agent for defining multi-agent based simulations.
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Watcher |
This class defines a generic watcher agent.
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Enum | Description |
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AbstractAgent.ReturnCode |
This class enumerates all the return codes which could be obtained with essential methods of the
AbstractAgent and Agent classes. |
AbstractAgent.State |
An agent state.
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Madkit.BooleanOption |
Option used to activate or disable features on startup.
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Madkit.LevelOption |
MaDKit options valued with a string representing a
Level value. |
Madkit.Option |
MaDKit options which are valued with a string representing parameters.
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Scheduler.SimulationState |
A simulation state.
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Exception | Description |
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KernelException |
Thrown to indicate that the agent is trying to use
a method while not launched or already dead.
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AbstractAgent
and Agent
.
AbstractAgent
is not threaded while Agent
is. The former is useful to develop simulation applications and the later
could be used where you need autonomy of execution.
Fabien Michel, Olivier Gutknecht, Jacques Ferber - September 9 2019