v2.1

Now contains all code, scripts and data for Stivala (2023) "Geodesic cycle length distributions in fictional character networks" https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.11597
Includes Python implementation of algorithm to test if a cycle is geodesic directly according to definition, and also the Lokshtanov (2009) algorithm for finding the longest isometric cycle, with the correction of Catrina et al. (2021) to work correctly for odd-length cycles.

v2.0.1

Remove MIT License and replace with CC BY-NC-SA as the SocioPatterns data included here uses that license, and it requires using the same license (SA).

Had to get license template from https://github.com/santisoler/cc-licenses as GitHub does not provide CC BY-NC-SA etc. as templates.

v2.0

Include R and Python scripts for correct (exact) counting of geodesic cycles by determining if input cycles (use chordless cycles from CYPATH) are geodesic. Also include all scripts (including R and slurm scripts) used for generating models, simulating networks, counting geodesic cycles, etc., and not just those in the scripts directory. Also include data sets now (both the Patricia data I hand-coded from published diagrams, and publicly available data used).

v1.0.1

Fix swapping of gwidegree and gwodegreee on LaTeX table script. Always return True in callback function as specified in Waffles documentation. Update links in README references to use DOI not direct publisher URL.

Full Changelog: v1.0...v1.0.1

Initial release.

Initial release includes scripts for dk-series results as used in revised manuscript.