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Not in its current form. MASON was designed to be a high-performance
single-machine system.
Sean
Hudson Thrift wrote:
> Does MASON provide any built in tools for simulating across a network of
> machines? Ie agents moving between computers. Sorry to keep bothering
> you I just have been having a hard time grasping what all is inherently
> supported.
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> -Hudson
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> On Sep 12, 2008, at 1:32 PM, Sean Luke <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>> MASON is much more low-level than the descriptions you're providing.
>> It is a high-performance "swarm"-style massive multiagent system, and
>> does not provide domain-specific stuff -- that's up to you to provide.
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>> As such none of the questions you're asking are really relevant except
>> for:
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>> > Simulated Entities
>> > Environment
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>> In addition to various basic facilities, there are add-ons to MASON
>> for doing rigid body physics modeling, social networks, and GIS.
>>
>> Sean
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