Wang Boyu

What was mentioned in https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa/pull/1219#discussion_r841024888 about MASON seems to be about its physics engine. Not sure whether that relates to our interest. I did a quick search in MASON [archives](https://listserv.gmu.edu/archives/mason-interest-l.html)...

I never used MASON in the past so I could only guess, and may be wrong : ) In their [PDF manual](https://cs.gmu.edu/~eclab/projects/mason/manual.pdf), there are diagrams explaining the overall architecture and...

Following our discussion in the dev meeting earlier today, you might need to consider the case where different types of agents may have different attributes. As discussed, the implemented interface...

Another major concern that I had is how to differentiate `agent_reporters` from `model_reporters`? How do we tell the users when to use `agent_reporters` vs. when to use the other? Without...

On a second thought, it might be useful when the users need to define lots of similar functions, such as: ```python self.data_collector = DataCollector( model_reporters={ "Agents": lambda m: m.schedule.get_agent_count(), "Min...

While migrating the examples shall they be separated into individual folders, like the Models Library in NetLogo? Mesa-Geo examples can later be grouped into a `gis` or `geospatial` folder.

I was thinking about something like this ```bash examples/ ├─ social_science/ │ ├─ schelling/ │ └─ ... ├─ economics/ │ ├─ boltzmann_wealth_model/ │ └─ ... ├─ gis/ │ ├─ geo_schelling/...

Thanks for asking! Can I ask why it's based on discrete space? Does this mean the locations of facilities can only be integers? It seems to me that the space...

Yeah but I'm not thinking about moving agents (e.g., residents) yet here. For a facility with location (x, y) and an arbitrary shape of service area, why do we need...

> ... implement the agent and model as a pandas DataFrame ... This was precisely the ideas I had sometime last year while thinking about creating an ABM library in...