Building on AnyLogic's educational resources, I am happy to share the "Creating Cars of Different Colors" video, just one in a long-line of how-to videos geared toward simplifying AnyLogic's vast number of features and functions.
In this video, you will learn how to create cars of different colors in the road traffic library, using an example model available in your AnyLogic software.
The video includes creating new agents using the "new agent wizard", modifying source blocks to consider multiple car types, and entering simple Java code, ultimately creating a dynamic and increasingly diverse road traffic model.
Find more short how-to videos on our YouTube channel!
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Using simulation to explain the Wealth Gap in the world
There is a significant and growing wealth gap in almost every country throughout the world. There are many reasons for this growing inequality amongst the population, but can a combination of simulation and luck play a part in identifying how to stop this trend or even reverse it?
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Prepare your business for uncertainty and unforeseen events
Managing under uncertainty is not easy, especially when you’re facing new realities that have never been experienced before. How can you do proper forecasting for your business without relevant historical data? Simulation is the tool to help you with that.
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Revolving doors for better pedestrian flow management
Revolving doors are the perfect solution for modern day living. They allow for the movement of people in and out, while maintaining the ideal climate inside the building. See how easy it is to make the most of a revolving door using AnyLogic simulation software.
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Urbanism: how AnyLogic can help build superior cities
Urban design projects presented as physical models usually look nice and detailed, but when implemented they may reveal unexpected problems. Even if such models match the actual layouts, some dynamic factors that may affect the design get left out. Using simulation, you can consider the dynamics, which gives you a more complete picture of the system's performance over time.
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Importing data from external database — step-by-step guide
Simulation models are based on data, and when you import data from an external database, there’s an efficient approach that won’t affect model performance. Data from MS Excel/MS Access/MS SQL Server can be imported in a couple of clicks but what if it is stored in MySQL or PostgreSQL? Follow our guide and learn how to connect data in PostgreSQL with an AnyLogic model to create a schedule.
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Versatility of simulation – three projects and a video
Those of you who are already familiar with simulation modeling certainly know that it can be used in supply chain or manufacturing. Nothing unusual there. However, its application is much wider than that. In this blog post, we give an overview of three different projects demonstrating the versatility of simulation. For technical details, watch the video.
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Randomness in AnyLogic: how it works and how to use it
Uncertainty is an essential part of our everyday lives. And when we build simulation models, we want them to reflect the real world as closely as possible. For that, you'd need to include randomness in your simulation. Learn how to set randomness in AnyLogic models, what generates random results, what AnyLogic pre-set probability distributions are, and find helpful resources on the topic.
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Scaling AnyLogic Models for Mass Runs and Sub-Second Responses
More runs, more users, and more model. More and more is demanded of simulation models as clients analyze greater numbers of scenarios, expand user access, and model in greater detail. How to scale and meet these demands? PwC emerging technology senior manager Sindy Ma is an expert on scaling simulations. Her presentation at the AnyLogic Conference 2021 showed three real-world case studies of projects that met the challenge of scaling simulations for more scenarios, more users, and more...