Closed WeiliangChenOIST closed 5 years ago
By the way, if you want to quickly try STEPS without worrying all the package dependencies, we have a prebuilt Docker image available, please check https://github.com/CNS-OIST/STEPS_Docker for details.
Thanks for your replies.
-Shantanu
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Hi @mesimulator, I create a new issue for you and will answer your question here.
Yes, you can install and use STEPS on a desktop. In fact, this is our recommendation for new users. The installation itself shouldn't take much of time and storage. The CPU/memory/storage consumption of the simulation depends on your model, but a desktop should be able to handle common pathway models. The parallel solver is mainly designed for modeling large scale spatial systems with a great number of tetrahedrons (~10e6 and above). For that, you will need to deploy STEPS on a cluster.