I am using the Python library Mesa for modeling a multiagent system. Is there a way to get the agent itself if you just have its unique_id? I have one agent save the id of another agent, which at a later point in time the agent tries to interact with. Is there a method of the model or grid that takes the id and gives back the correlating agent?
How can i get the Mesa agent using their unique_id in Python?
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Yes, you can access an agent and any attributes you've assigned to its class by via the scheduler, which is an ordered dictionary:
For example, in the step function for your agents you can access the ID of the agent of interest via
self.model.schedule._agents[ID]and if there's a certain attribute you're looking for, you'd useself.model.schedule._agents[ID].attribute_of_interestI know this is quite a bit after you posted but I'm getting really into MESA and trying to expand the knowledge. Good luck!