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Within the function modules we use parameter to configure the modules. These parameters are called personality parameters and we can set them in config files located in Sim/config/personality_parameter. | Within the function modules we use parameter to configure the modules. These parameters are called personality parameters and we can set them in config files located in Sim/config/personality_parameter. | ||
− | See also the attached presentation [[Persönlichkeits-_und_Körperparameter.pdf]] | + | See also the attached presentation [[file:Persönlichkeits-_und_Körperparameter.pdf]] |
== Default configuration== | == Default configuration== | ||
The default configuration and a description of these parameters is stored in | The default configuration and a description of these parameters is stored in |
Latest revision as of 07:55, 4 July 2013
Within the function modules we use parameter to configure the modules. These parameters are called personality parameters and we can set them in config files located in Sim/config/personality_parameter.
See also the attached presentation File:Persönlichkeits- und Körperparameter.pdf
Default configuration
The default configuration and a description of these parameters is stored in
sim/config/personality _parameter/default.properties.
If you decide to add a new personality parameter to a module add the default value and the description of the parameter to these default file.
Overwrite the default parameter
To change the default configuration you can overwrite the default properties by an individual personality property file for each arsin. To do so overwrite the decision unit parameter to the name of the new property file.
Add the following line to the scenario file to change the personality parameter for entitygroup 0:
entitygroups.0.overwritedecisionunitdefaults.processor.psychicapparatus.personality.parameter.file=<file_name>
At first the default.properties file is loaded. If a specific personality parameter file is set the values from the default file are overwritten by the values from the specified file. The not overwritten values from the default file are still valid.
In the tutorial scenario (Sim/config/scenarios/tutorial.properties) a specific personality parameter file for arsin 0 is set!
Define a Parameter within a Parameter File
If you define a new personality parameter you have to add two lines to the default.properties file. One for the default value and one for the description of the parameter.
F<Module Number>.<Parameter Name>. value =
F<Module Number>.<Parameter Name>. description =
e.g.:
F07.SUPER_EGO_STRENGTH.value=0.5
F07.SUPER_EGO_STRENGTH.description= adjusts the strength of the super-ego
To overwrite the value defined in default.properties just add the fist line with the new value to a personality parameter file and define this file for your arsin.
How to load a defined parameter within a module
If no personality parameter is used within the module you must add the pesonalityParameterContainer to the constructor. To load the value call the getPersonalityParameter(String ModuleName, String ParameterNumber) methode of the personalityParameterContainer.
e.g.:
moPersonalityParameterContainer.getPersonalityParameter("F03","HOMEOSTASIS_RECTUM").getParameterDouble());
for more information see Sim/config/personality_parameter/tutorial.properties
Personality Parameter Body
With the personality parameter concept it is also possible to configure the body of ARSIN. The body configuration files are in the sub-folder body. The concept is the same as the personality parameter for the decision unit.
Now with these body parameters it is possible to set different stomach and the rectum staring values for each ARSIN in each simulation. This concept is also expandable on other body values.
To set a parameter file for an ARSIN in a simulation overwrite the property
body.personality.parameter.file= <filename>
For further detail see the tutorial scenario file.
Inspector
There is also an inspector to show all personality parameters used in the actual simulation.
- Double click the arsin
- Brain Details
- Choose the tab personality parameter
All parameters grouped by the containing modules are shown