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I haven't used it myself, but I wonder if Idyll comes close? https://idyll-lang.org/ https://idyll-lang.org/

• spyckie2 7y ago
  unfortunately, not really. The language you have to speak is still in variables, buttons and code. I'd love to be able to write in a way that feels more like documenting models rather than writing code. Admittedly this is a really spoiled point of view since ideas are cheap but execution is hard. A quick example is as follows: Persons have stress level from 0-100, start with random stress, and belong in the following environment conditions: Normal: Stress + 0 / year Low Income: Stress + 5 / year High Income: Stress - 5 / year Change functions: Every year, 0-3% persons change from low income to normal income 0-1% of persons change from normal income to high income Population has 100 persons Groups: stress level > 50 is "high risk of heart attack" stress level < 20 is "low risk of heart attack" This kind of definition should be enough to chart out # of people in the high risk group over a period time. What I imagine is writing more or less the above as psuedocode and then a framework to automatically scaffold a basic data view and controls for time / data manipulation. edit i took a further look at idyll, and this language can probably be built on top of idyll.
  • spyckie2 7y ago
    psuedocode here https://gist.github.com/lifedispenser/3a9a3433551a324097829e9bedc1132a https://gist.github.com/lifedispenser/3a9a3433551a324097829e...