Maybe discuss later

Fix bug when there is no free hospital or no free ambulance to allocate emergency.
maybe put a sleep and wait for emergency to be allocated (in this case maybe have queue of emergencies so other emergencies can steal be allocated by that agent) or just print that it was not possible to allocate emergency

• Hospitals per zone
• Number of agents
• Frequency of emergencies
• Ambulances per zone

See if ambulance has enough fuel and medicine to go to that emergency location and to the nearest hospital. (Also check ambulance status)

Find a way to decrease hospital patients over time. Should be in accordance with time that emergencies pop up and maybe gravity?

x = nr de segundos, recebido do terminal
x / 1000 -> milissegundos, pq o time.sleep só aceita segundos

Something like:

While (true):
create_emergency
time.sleep(x / 1000)
allocate_emergency (aqui ja fazemos decrease do fuel e medicine e verificamos se está em replenish)
time.sleep(x / 1000)
check_vehicle_status (apenas para descer o rest, caso o veículo esteja nesse modo)
time.sleep(x / 1000)

-> depois, dentro da allocate, vai ser chamado o move() para todas as amb. alocadas, também com time.sleep(x / 1000) entre cada coordenada que andam

Problemas:

• Sequencial, a não ser que tenhamos uma thread para cada nova emergência. Overkill?

• Se for sequencial, nunca vai haver um caso em que uma emergência surge, e ao alocar, o estado de alguns veículos é "assigned" (pq depois de responderem à emergencia já estão available, ou ent replenish, ou rest). Mas (sim, estou a divertir-me com os bolds) se fizermos com threads, se 2 threads estão a tentar alocar ao mesmo tempo, podem lixar-se nas verificações, e alocar veículos que realmente já não estão disponíveis. Por isso acho que teremos de recorrer aos nossos queridos amigos locks 👍

• Como o x é o mm para tudo, se tivermos um x demasiado pequeno, As emergências random surgem super rápido e os recursos vão ficar ocupados mais rápido , mas se tivermos um x demasiado grande as ambulancias vao demorar bastante mais a mexer-se

See videos fom last year 👍

Do we have to recheck if it has enough fuel to get back to base hospital? What happens if he doesn't?

Only if there is time!

when number of patients > number of ambulances in a hospital, ambulances from the next closest hospital should also be allocated to this emergency

O tempo há qual ela está a trabalhar

When we create a zone with 3, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12 ..... agents, the program crashes (when it attempts to create locations for the hospitals).

The problem is on this line:
location = (random.randint(agents[i].get_area()[0][0], agents[i].get_area()[2][0]), random.randint(agents[i].get_area()[0][1], agents[i].get_area()[1][1]))

Probably for those agents get_area()[0][0] and get_area()[2][0] do not correspond to the limits of x, and get_area()[0][1] and get_area()[1][1] do not correspond to the limits of y.

Any ideas on how to fix this? xD

In case an agent doesn't have enough resources for an emergency in its zone, it communicates with other agents and asks for help

Maybe user has to input minimum 3 ambulances. And it's better that the input is ambulances per zone instead of per hospital

• The higher the gravity, the greater the utility
• The higher the number of patients, the greater the utility
• The smaller the distance between the vehicle and the emergency, the greater the utility

Users should be able to input their emergencies using the terminal

SIV ambulances are sometimes not created due to the probabilistic distribution and the roundings.

Solution:
Create ambulances per zone, and only after do the distribution per hospitals, maintaining the same probabilities

get check_quit() working, right now it is blocking the creation of emergencies :'(

• Include graphics

• To calculate the distance between ambulance and emergency: Manhattan Distance (commented in the Agent class)