I'm working on a family practitioner model, my goal is to model the population of a city and all of the family practitioners in that given city by taking into account the distribution of the treatment time and the arrival schedule of patients etc... I've started with a basic model with two practitioners and a small population.
Now if im going to model all of the 10k practitioners by duplicating the same blocks its gonna be like undoable, the other solution is to add more units in the resourcepool which does not model the real situation because basicly every family practitioner have his own queue and increasing the resourcepool is like modelling 'n' family practitioner in the same clinic with the same shared queue of patients. Is there any other solution? (first time using anylogic so im basicly a newbie) thanks
CodePudding user response：
You need to change your model architecture fundamentally. Practitioners become a custom agent type, you create a population of them and provide a flow chart in that agent type. Then, you can have 10k of them each with their own flow chart.
Strongly recommend you do all the tutorials in the help first to get a better understanding of the capabilities of AnyLogic. Having some blocks on Main is really just 0.1% of what the tool is capable of :)