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v3.1.1

Highlights

Mesa 3.1.1 is a maintenance release that includes visualization improvements and documentation updates. The key enhancement is the addition of an interactive play interval control to the visualization interface, allowing users to dynamically adjust simulation speed between 1ms and 500ms through a slider in the Controls panel.

Several example models were updated to use Mesa 3.1's recommended practices, particularly the create_agents() method for more efficient agent creation and NumPy's rng.integers() for random number generation. The Sugarscape example was modernized to use PropertyLayers.

Bug fixes include improvements to PropertyLayer visualization and a correction to the Schelling model's neighbor similarity calculation. The tutorials were also updated to reflect current best practices in Mesa 3.1.

What's Changed

🎉 New features added

🐛 Bugs fixed

🔍 Examples updated

📜 Documentation improvements

New Contributors

Full Changelog: mesa/mesa@v3.1.0...3.1.1

v3.1.0

Highlights

With Mesa 3.1.0 we're back on our regular release schedule after the big Mesa 3.0 release, with some exciting new features.

This release adds experimental support for Observables and Computed, enabling a more reactive and responsive programming model for agent-based simulations. The new Observable and Computable classes allow developers to declaratively define attributes that automatically emit signals when their values change, and compute derived values that update dynamically. This lays the groundwork for more advanced event handling and data visualization features in future releases (#2291).

The experimental cell space module has been updated with full support for n-dimensional property layers. These allow agents to easily interact with and modify spatial properties of the environment, such as terrain, resources, or environmental conditions. The new implementation provides a more intuitive attribute-based API and ensures tight integration with the cell space architecture (#2512).

Mesa now includes built-in support for logging using the standard Python logging module. This provides developers with a flexible and powerful way to add structured diagnostic and debug output to their simulations, without the need for custom logging solutions. The logging system is integrated throughout the library, including the new SolaraViz visualization system (#2506).

Creating multiple agents with varying initialization parameters is now significantly easier with the new Agent.create_agents class method. This factory function supports both uniform and per-agent parameters, simplifying the code required to set up a simulation with a large number of heterogeneous agents (#2351).

In addition to the major new features, this release includes a number of smaller enhancements and bug fixes that improve the overall developer experience. These include removing deprecated functionality, cleaning up examples, and addressing various edge cases reported by the community. Mesa 3.1 requires Python 3.11 or higher.

What's Changed

🧪 Experimental features

🎉 New features added

... (truncated)

Changelog

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3.1.1 (2024-12-14)

Highlights

Mesa 3.1.1 is a maintenance release that includes visualization improvements and documentation updates. The key enhancement is the addition of an interactive play interval control to the visualization interface, allowing users to dynamically adjust simulation speed between 1ms and 500ms through a slider in the Controls panel.

Several example models were updated to use Mesa 3.1's recommended practices, particularly the create_agents() method for more efficient agent creation and NumPy's rng.integers() for random number generation. The Sugarscape example was modernized to use PropertyLayers.

Bug fixes include improvements to PropertyLayer visualization and a correction to the Schelling model's neighbor similarity calculation. The tutorials were also updated to reflect current best practices in Mesa 3.1.

What's Changed

🎉 New features added

🐛 Bugs fixed

🔍 Examples updated

📜 Documentation improvements

New Contributors

Full Changelog: mesa/mesa@v3.1.0...3.1.1

3.1.0 (2024-12-04)

Highlights

With Mesa 3.1.0 we're back on our regular release schedule after the big Mesa 3.0 release, with some exciting new features.

This release adds experimental support for Observables and Computed, enabling a more reactive and responsive programming model for agent-based simulations. The new Observable and Computable classes allow developers to declaratively define attributes that automatically emit signals when their values change, and compute derived values that update dynamically. This lays the groundwork for more advanced event handling and data visualization features in future releases (#2291).

The experimental cell space module has been updated with full support for n-dimensional property layers. These allow agents to easily interact with and modify spatial properties of the environment, such as terrain, resources, or environmental conditions. The new implementation provides a more intuitive attribute-based API and ensures tight integration with the cell space architecture (#2512).

Mesa now includes built-in support for logging using the standard Python logging module. This provides developers with a flexible and powerful way to add structured diagnostic and debug output to their simulations, without the need for custom logging solutions. The logging system is integrated throughout the library, including the new SolaraViz visualization system (#2506).

Creating multiple agents with varying initialization parameters is now significantly easier with the new Agent.create_agents class method. This factory function supports both uniform and per-agent parameters, simplifying the code required to set up a simulation with a large number of heterogeneous agents (#2351).

In addition to the major new features, this release includes a number of smaller enhancements and bug fixes that improve the overall developer experience. These include removing deprecated functionality, cleaning up examples, and addressing various edge cases reported by the community. Mesa 3.1 requires Python 3.11 or higher.

What's Changed

🧪 Experimental features

🎉 New features added

... (truncated)

Commits
  • 393f6a0 Update release notes and version for 3.1.1 (#2550)
  • 366b482 Update tutorials to use create_agents and rng.integers (#2541)
  • f72a268 bug fixes for draw_property_layers (#2548)
  • 965eede Switch sugarscape to using property layers (#2546)
  • e4e92f4 [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks
  • faa1948 shift to use create_agents
  • 23db2e3 Fix: Schelling Model Neighbor Similarity Calculation (#2518)
  • e922d29 [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks
  • 8897fc4 shift to create_agent
  • e8042f0 Wolf-sheep to use create_agent (#2543)
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Bump mesa from 1.1.1 to 3.1.1
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Bumps [mesa](https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa) from 1.1.1 to 3.1.1.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa/blob/main/HISTORY.md)
- [Commits](mesa/mesa@v1.1.1...v3.1.1)

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