I have a program where each peer has their own ranking system of other peers, what is the best way to implement this is NetLogo?
Normally, I would solve this with a 2D list:
[[turtle 1, score], [turtle 2, score], ...]
But this seems very troubling in NetLogo. This is my code for creating and modifying a 2D list:
to test
clear-all
crt 10
;Create a list of turtles
let agents-list [self] of turtles
;Create empty list, which will be the top level of the TwoD list
let TwoD-list []
;Populate the TwoD-list: [[turtle 0, 0], [turtle 1, 0], ...]
foreach agents-list [
set TwoD-list (lput (list ? 0) TwoD-list)
]
show TwoD-list
repeat 5 [
;Change a value in the TwoD-list
let rand-index random (length TwoD-list) ;select a random index
;The next line is what makes it a huge headache, basically you have to select a list at the top level to replace, and then select the list at the lower level to replace it.
;This entire line of code is just adding one to an element
set TwoD-list (replace-item rand-index TwoD-list (replace-item 1 (item rand-index TwoD-list) (item 1 (item rand-index TwoD-list) + 1)))
show TwoD-list
]
end
What else can I do? Or is there a better way to implement this method?
If you want to model relations between agents, NetLogo has the perfect thing for that: links!
Having each turtle assign a score to all other turtles can be quite naturally expressed as:
directed-link-breed [ rankings ranking ]
rankings-own [ score ]
to setup
clear-all
create-turtles 10
ask turtles [ create-rankings-to other turtles ]
; increment 5 random rankings by one:
ask n-of 5 rankings [ set score score + 1 ]
; display the rankings of each turtle:
ask turtles [ show [ (word end2 " " score) ] of my-out-rankings ]
end
If you don't want the links to show up in the view, you can hide them with:
ask links [ set hidden? true ]
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