2.2.2012
python (>3.0) imagemagic R (>= 2.14) ggplot2 (>0.9)
Install them using something like
sudo apt-get install python3 r-base imagemagick
sudo R
> install.packages("ggplot2", dependencies = TRUE )
> quit("no")
A Simple call to the Simulation Pipeline ( which will generate simulation files, run the simulation and generate statistics ) is the following:
python3 Simulation_Pipeline.py [PATH to simulation file]
interesting program parameters are
-l ... disables the generation of log files ( can get really big! )
-p [PREFIX] ... puts PREFIX infront of all output files
-s ... will NOT run the simulation, but will read any simulation output and generate statistics ( is useful if generating statistics failed in a previous run )A tipical execution scenario is the following:
find configs/simulations/ -name 4x4_dynamic*1000MB* > runlist
cat runlist | xargs -i -n1 python3 Simulation_Pipeline.py -p V10_ -l {} >> run.log 2>&1 &
This will generate a list of simulations to run, storing them in the file runlist. Each simulation file will be passed to the Pipeline, with a prefix of V10_ and the generation of log files is suppressed. All output generated during execution is piped into run.log
Copyright (C) 2012 Pasieka Manuel , mapa17@posgrado.upv.es
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along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.Author: Pasieka Manuel , mapa17@posgrado.upv.es