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Just as a brainstorming exercise on my whiteboard, I listed out all of the features/elements that our model representation language will need to have. I've categorized these into four categories:
Needed for proof of concept: These are features that are absolutely necessary to represent any (non-trivial) model and need to be done on the first pass. Luckily, many of them are also the easiest items and/or are already prototyped
Needed for complete micro simulation framework: These are features that are not strictly required to do something non-trivial, but are either needed in order to represent the full array of micro models or are good robustness features to have
Needed for micro preferences / solution framework: These are features that would need to be added for the language to be able to describe why agents would make choices (their preferences). This includes specifying numeric approximations of spaces and representations of functions from primitive parameters.
Needed for macro framework: These are features needed to bring our "macro model" framework into the modeling language.
Note that a lot of these things already have HARK code analogs, but we need to design a human-and-machine readable language that captures them clearly, succinctly, and unambiguously; and then we can connect them to HARK code structures (current, revised, or new). Note that the revisions and additions to HARK can be done in parallel to this as we develop the ideas for the language.
Just as a brainstorming exercise on my whiteboard, I listed out all of the features/elements that our model representation language will need to have. I've categorized these into four categories:
Needed for proof of concept: These are features that are absolutely necessary to represent any (non-trivial) model and need to be done on the first pass. Luckily, many of them are also the easiest items and/or are already prototyped
Needed for complete micro simulation framework: These are features that are not strictly required to do something non-trivial, but are either needed in order to represent the full array of micro models or are good robustness features to have
Needed for micro preferences / solution framework: These are features that would need to be added for the language to be able to describe why agents would make choices (their preferences). This includes specifying numeric approximations of spaces and representations of functions from primitive parameters.
Needed for macro framework: These are features needed to bring our "macro model" framework into the modeling language.
Note that a lot of these things already have HARK code analogs, but we need to design a human-and-machine readable language that captures them clearly, succinctly, and unambiguously; and then we can connect them to HARK code structures (current, revised, or new). Note that the revisions and additions to HARK can be done in parallel to this as we develop the ideas for the language.
NEEDED FOR PROOF OF CONCEPT
NEEDED FOR COMPLETE MICRO SIMULATION FRAMEWORK
NEEDED FOR MICRO PREFERENCES / SOLUTION FRAMEWORK
NEEDED FOR MACRO FRAMEWORK
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