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Built in Attributes

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Built-in entity attributes like time and age are created by the compiler rather than declared in model code.

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Attribute Label
age Age
case_id Case identifier
case_seed Case seed for random number generators
censor_time
entity_id Entity identifier
entity_weight Weight
lifecycle_counter Lifecycle counter
lifecycle_event Lifecycle event
time Time

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