

Agentsociety
Overview :
AgentSociety, developed by the FIB Lab at Tsinghua University, is an advanced framework designed to simulate human behavior and social interactions using LLM-driven agents. It leverages the planning, memory, and reasoning capabilities of large language models (LLMs) to generate realistic behavior patterns, and supports environment design based on datasets, text, and rules. This framework holds significant importance in social science research, urban planning, and education, enabling researchers to better understand human behavior and social dynamics.
Target Users :
AgentSociety is designed for social science researchers, urban planners, educators, and developers interested in modeling human behavior. It assists in building and testing complex social scenarios, providing robust support for policy-making, urban planning, and educational research.
Use Cases
Research the impact of urban traffic congestion on resident behavior.
Simulate the consumption and employment behavior of urban residents under different policies.
Simulate student learning behavior and social interaction in educational scenarios.
Features
Supports LLM-driven agent behavior simulation, incorporating classical theories such as Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
Provides environment design based on datasets, text, and rules, supporting different levels of realism and interactivity.
Features a real-time interactive visualization interface for easy monitoring of and interaction with agents during experiments.
Includes tools for interviews, surveys, interventions, and indicator recording, supporting social experiments.
Supports point-to-point and group communication between multiple agents.
Compatible with various LLM models, such as OpenAI and Qwen, offering flexible model selection.
Offers practical tools for string processing, results analysis, and data storage and retrieval.
How to Use
1. Install AgentSociety via pip: `pip install agentsociety`
2. Configure agent and environment parameters, and define task objectives.
3. Launch the simulation framework and run the agent simulation.
4. Monitor agent behavior and environment status using the visualization interface.
5. Analyze simulation results and export data for further research.
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