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Need instructions to run your project #1

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SpaceQuester opened this issue Feb 10, 2017 · 3 comments
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Need instructions to run your project #1

SpaceQuester opened this issue Feb 10, 2017 · 3 comments

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@SpaceQuester
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Hi, can you, please, add the instructions and recommendations how to run your program? What is OS, compiler, commands for run, etc?

Thank you!

@SuperFluffy
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Hey there. I have to admit that I did not actually continue working on this code, and have shifted to a different language (the code is not released).

I have just checked the Python code, and you should be able to run it with a current version of Python (3.6 in my case).

Sorry about that. :( The implementation of the Kuramoto model, for example, is actually quite straight forward.

@SpaceQuester
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Okey. Kuramoto oscillators network simulation code is only - "kuramoto.py" file? And it is run under Python 3.6. Is it right?
What is the files: "kuramoto.cc" and "kuramoto.hh"?

I am interesting only in Kuramoto network realization.

@SuperFluffy
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Yes, that's the one. You also need to have the numpy and matplotlib libraries (see the import statements at the beginning of the file).

If you are interested in networks, you need to play with the coupling matrix, which is responsible for “connecting” the various oscillators, see this line.

The other files pertain to an implementation in C++, which I am not even sure I completed.

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