borismarin
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9 years ago The format drafted in this repo (dLEMS) is the serialization of a subset of LEMS into json (currently, only isolated components and those with events describable as threshold crossings are supported). We currently use it for experimental code generation for LEMS/NeuroML models, via the templates (also in the repo).
It would be great if you help us. As a matter of fact, we are starting (the initial meeting will be next week) a major refactoring of the jLEMS interpreter (from where we are currently generating dLEMS from LEMS/XML), which will hopefully make it much easier to serialize the LEMS object model at different levels of preprocessing -- leading to better code generation strategies and facilitating the job of the interpreter.
Having said that, depending on your goals (what will you be using LEMS for?) dLEMS might not be the ideal format -- it is very hybrid system (ODE / discrete jumps) centric. Are you planning to use the current interpreters (jLEMS / pyLEMS)? Are you interested in code generation?
On 11 December 2014 at 22:45, Travis Jacobs notifications@github.com wrote:
I've been looking at LEMS and am thinking about developing a JSON (or JSONML) format for LEMS documents.
Is that what this project is intended to be (among other things)?
I don't want to waste my time starting from zero if I can help develop something that's already moving along.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/borismarin/som-codegen/issues/7.
I've been looking at LEMS and am thinking about developing a JSON (or JSONML) format for LEMS documents.
Is that what this project is intended to be (among other things)?
I don't want to waste my time starting from zero if I can help develop something that's already moving along.