Projective Simulation
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<em>Agency • Learning • Physics</em>
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Projective Simulation (PS) is a framework for studying agency from a
physical perspective. PS agents learn from interaction with their
environment and base their decisions on **episodic memory**. Internally,
their deliberation corresponds to **random walks on a clip network
(graph)**, which provides an interpretable route to physical
realizations and analysis.
This library all the necessary tools to develop, deploy and train PS
agents in a variety of environments. Its content spans from entry-level
[tutorials](tutorials/index_tutorials.ipynb) that introduce the core
principles of PS to cutting-edge [research](webpage/research.ipynb) on
the latest developments and applications. It is actively developed by
the [QIC group at UIBK](https://www.uibk.ac.at/en/th-physik/qic-group/).
## Installation
Projective simulation is available for `python>=3.10` via
``` python
pip install projective_simulation
```
This will also install the necessary library requirements.
## Getting Started
To begin exploring Projective Simulation, we recommend to start with the
[tutorials](tutorials/index_tutorials.ipynb), which contain from the
basics to more advance applications.
If you want to develop or deploy PS agents, please check the
[documetation](lib_nbs/index_docs.ipynb).
## Citing
If you found this package useful and used it in your projects, you can
either the particular PS paper that you found most useful (see a list
[here](figs/PS_mindmap.html)) or use the following to cite the whole
library:
``` python
here will be some zenodo link
```
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