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I am an Anylogic user, and have a project that might benefit from RL. I am trying to learn how to use Alpyne through the Stock Management Game (RL) example. I have some experience in Python (mostly an R user though). I have exported the .zip file from AnyLogic, and extracted it. I am trying to run Alpyne in Python. However, when I run "from alpyne.client import AlpyneClient" to then assign the "client = AlpyneClient(model_path = path)", I keep on getting "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'alpyne.client'".
What am I doing wrong? Where can I find the python code for this?
I am sorry if any of the above is naive, but I believe finding my way around this will help a lot in my learning and proceed towards my task. Thank you.
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I am an Anylogic user, and have a project that might benefit from RL. I am trying to learn how to use Alpyne through the Stock Management Game (RL) example. I have some experience in Python (mostly an R user though). I have exported the .zip file from AnyLogic, and extracted it. I am trying to run Alpyne in Python. However, when I run "from alpyne.client import AlpyneClient" to then assign the "client = AlpyneClient(model_path = path)", I keep on getting "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'alpyne.client'".
What am I doing wrong? Where can I find the python code for this?
I am sorry if any of the above is naive, but I believe finding my way around this will help a lot in my learning and proceed towards my task. Thank you.
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