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--- brica_platform [2022/04/27 17:21] – [BriCA Platform] n.arakawa
+++ brica_platform [2023/01/22 14:18] (current) – [Use Case] n.arakawa
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   - Describe modules, ports, and connections in a spreadsheet (Excel file)\\ （See [[https://github.com/wbap/BriCAL/tree/master/bif_excel2brical|bif_excel2brical]] and the examples below for the format.)
   - Convert the spreadsheet into the JSON format with bif_excel2brical
-  - Implement a Gym environment, BriCA components, and the main program (see the examples below).
+  - Implement a Gym environment, BriCA components, and the main program (see the examples below).\\ The skeletal code for the main program can be generated with [[https://github.com/wbap/BriCAL/tree/master/brical2py|brical2py]].
   - Test & debug
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   * [[https://ggle.io/4wZO|Spreadsheet]]
   * [[https://github.com/rondelion/MinimalWMAgent/blob/main/MinWMAgent1.brical.json|BriCAL in JSON]]
-  * [[https://github.com/rondelion/MinimalWMAgent/blob/main/MinWMAgent1_1_BL.py|Main program]]\\ Note: In architectures with internal connections, components with internal output should be reset when an environment episode ends so that information from the last episode does not be carried over.
+  * [[https://github.com/rondelion/MinimalWMAgent/blob/main/MinWMAgent1_1_BL.py|Main program]]\\ Note: In architectures with internal connections, components with internal output should be reset when an environment episode ends so that information from the last episode is not carried over.
 The explanation for these three implementations is found [[http://rondelionai.blogspot.com/2022/03/attempts-to-implement-biologically.html|here]]