This feature adds a specific game mode or environment configuration focused on resilience and recovery.
: Use the "Past temporal data" functionality already in the framework to let users "link" real-world historical grid failures into the game environment to practice better outcomes.
To start building this into your current setup, you can follow these general steps based on the project's structure: grid-2-game-link
: Map the "Game-Link" controls so that player actions (like switching lines) directly affect the powergrid's state in the simulation.
Based on the Grid2Game documentation , "Grid2Game" is a platform designed to model sequential decision-making in power grids by linking grid simulations with game-like environments. This feature adds a specific game mode or
I can propose a new feature for your project. This feature would allow users to simulate extreme conditions—such as sudden surges in demand or infrastructure failure—to test how well an agent or player manages the power grid under pressure. Proposed Feature: Grid Stress-Test Scenario
: Use the Grid2Op backend to create a new environment scenario with specific power line limits and transformer capacities. Based on the Grid2Game documentation , "Grid2Game" is
: As the "player" (the decision-making agent) successfully manages the grid, the complexity of power fluctuations increases, requiring more precise control over physical units and the power grid.