Mesa Packages

mesa-viz

• Field: All
• Overview: This package provides an alternative visualization server for ABMs created with Mesa. The goal is to produce simple charts as easy as possible, while allowing full customization and providing two-way interactions between models and their visualizations.
• Author(s): Corvince

Mesa-Geo

• Field: GIS
• Overview: Mesa-geo implements a GeoSpace that can host GIS-based GeoAgents, which are like normal Agents, except they have a shape attribute that is a Shapely object. Detailed Description
• Author(s): Corvince

Mesa-SIR

• Field: Epidemics
• Overview: Provide core functions for a Susceptible-Infected-Recovery ABM. Detailed Description
• Example Implementation
• Author(s): Mark Bailey and Tom Pike

Economics Agent Resource toolKit

• Field: Economics
• Overview: A library of economic tools to support agent based models. Detailed Description
• Author(s): Chris Carroll, Matthew White, Nathan Palmer, David Low, Alexander Kaufman

Agent Based Computational Economy Platform

• Field: Economics
• Overview: abcEconomics is a Python based modeling platform for economic simulations. abcEconomics comes with standard functions to simulations of trade, production and consumption. The modeler can concentrate on implementing the logic and decisions of an agents; abcEconomics takes care of all exchange of goods and production and consumption Detailed Description
• Author(s): Davoud Taghawi-Nejad

Multi-Level Mesa

• Field: Complex Adaptive Systems
• Overview: A Mesa extension which allows for the inclusion of groups (modules) and levels (hierarchies) of agent groups. Increases synergy of Networks and ABMs by allowing users to dynamically change their schedule based on underlying complex network of agent population Detailed Description
• Example Implementations
• Paper: Multi-level Mesa
• Author(s): Tom Pike

Bilateral Shapley Value

• Field: Coalition Game Theory
• Overview: An algorithm for forming agents into coalitions. Detailed Description
• Paper: Integrating Computational Tools into Foreign Policy: Introducing Mesa Packages with a Coalition Algorithm
• Author(s): Tom Pike