OperantKit

OperantKit is a tool kit for operant conditioning (instrumental conditioning) experiments written in Swift.

日本語🇯🇵: README_JP.md

Usage

import OperantKit
import RxSwift

func main() {
	let schedule = FR(5) // Fixed ratio 5 schedule
	let events: Observable<Void> = ... // Observable events
	schedule.decision(events)
		.filter({ $0.isReinforcement }) // Filtering responses of reinforcement
		.subscribe(onNext: {
			print("Reinforcement")
		})
		.disposed(by: DisposeBag())
}

Examples

• CLI examples (Linux, macOS)
• iOS examples (iOS)
  • RatChamber

Supporting schedules

Simple schedules

Fixed schedules

※ The number of iterations of the variable schedule is "12" by default,

VR(10, iterations: 12)

It is also possible to change the number of iterations and so on.

Interval schedules

The time interval defaults in .seconds,

FI(5, unit: .minutes)

It is also possible to change the unit in such a way.

Time schedules

The time interval defaults in .seconds,

FI(5, unit: .minutes)

It is also possible to change the unit in such a way.

Other schedules

Compound schedules

※ When a common schedule applies to two or more types of operandam like the internal link in concurrent chained schedule, it can be handled by using Shared() keyword. e.g. Conc(Shared(VI(10)))

Installation

CocoaPods

Add this to your Podfile:

pod 'OperantKit'

and

$ pod install

Carthage

Add this to your Cartfile:

github "YutoMizutani/OperantKit"

and

$ carthage update

Swift Package Manager

Add this to your Package.swift:

dependencies: [
    .package(url: "https://github.com/YutoMizutani/OperantKit.git", "0.0.1" ..< "1.0.0"),
]

and

$ swift build

Dependencies

• RxSwift
• RxCocoa

Documents

See https://yutomizutani.github.io/OperantKit/

Operant conditioning (Instrumental conditioning)

Clean architecture

Reactive programming

Development installation

Clone this repository,

$ git clone https://github.com/YutoMizutani/OperantKit.git

And use make command,

$ make deps-all
$ make open

References

Author

Yuto Mizutani, [email protected]

Donate

My "motivation" is fully controlled by continuous reinforcement (FR1) schedule :)

License

OperantKit is available under the MIT license.