Re: Model (hoc file), plotting output in Python
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2012 2:36 pm
Well there are three more things, which are also written in the paper, which are:
1. the integration with ModelDB, which makes super easy to download, compile and run any model which has been uploaded to ModelDB. If the model provides a mosinit, it just runs out of the box
2. The integration with matplotlib. Plotting the vectors just create a standard matplotlib figure, which then can be altered/changed with standard matplotlib commands
3. the HDF storage, which make quite easy to run a simulation and store all the detail, with the model, in one single file.
1. the integration with ModelDB, which makes super easy to download, compile and run any model which has been uploaded to ModelDB. If the model provides a mosinit, it just runs out of the box
2. The integration with matplotlib. Plotting the vectors just create a standard matplotlib figure, which then can be altered/changed with standard matplotlib commands
3. the HDF storage, which make quite easy to run a simulation and store all the detail, with the model, in one single file.