Most files come with 3 file extensions
- file_name.py (python)
- file_name_submit.sh (bash)
- file_name_figure_x.ipynb (jupyter)
The bash script just calls the python file to submit it on a cluster using cbsub (LSF).
After a sucesful run, the jupyter file can be executed to show too corrisponding figure.
The script do depend on each other, and thus, execuion order is important.
- run create_correlation_integral_submit.sh
- run create_histogram_submit.sh
- run create_refrence_values_submit.sh
- run mcmc_submit.sh
- run shrink_and_inflate_submit.sh
- run sweep_theta_1d_submit.sh
- run measure_vs_spectral_radius_submit.sh
Finally, you reproduced all the files in data and results! :)
After data generation, you can just run the .ipynb file in jupyter lab with the corresponding paper name.