Starling is an agent-based framework for mobility simulation implemented in Python. The framework provides users with tools to quickly develop agent-based simulators of a specific transport service. Among these tools, there is a number of generic transport classes that can be used in several transport contexts, accessible input and output formats (JSON, GeoJSON) with JSON schema specifications, visualisation and KPI outputs, etc.
Starling also comes with three simulation models :
For now, Starling is not adapted to be used as a package : users should rather clone the project locally to develop and run new simulations.
Read the docs_ or see the project on Github_.
Citation info: Leblond, V, Desbureaux, L, Bielecki, V., 2020. A new agent-based software for designing and optimizing emerging mobility services : application to city of Rennes_.
Proceedings of the European Transport Conference, 11 September 2020, Milan.
.. _Github: https://github.com/tellae/starling .. _docs: https://starling.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ .. _A new agent-based software for designing and optimizing emerging mobility services : application to city of Rennes : https://aetransport.org/past-etc-papers/conference-papers-2020?abstractId=6706&state=b
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We found that starling-sim demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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