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Dynamic benchmark resources | ||
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This code and documentation supports the paper "Benchmark model to | ||
assess community structure in evolving networks" [`arxiv | ||
<http://arxiv.org/abs/1501.05808>`_\ ]. | ||
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For full information on the code, please see ``MANUAL.tex``. A PDF | ||
version is available under `releases <https://github.com/rkdarst/dynbench/releases>` | ||
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Dependencies: | ||
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* `networkx <http://networkx.github.io/>`_: standard package for | ||
network analysis. Found in most Linux distribution repositories. | ||
Installation is standard with ``setup.py`` or ``pip``. | ||
* `pcd <https://git.becs.aalto.fi/rkdarst/pcd>`_: My own add-on | ||
package for network and community analysis. Not in any | ||
distribution, but can simply be placed in ``PYTHONPATH``. | ||
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For convenience, I have a ``.tar.bz2`` that has the benchmark code, | ||
plus local copies of ``networkx`` and ``pcd`` included. This is the | ||
``dynbench-fulldist-* from the corresponding `github releases | ||
<https://github.com/rkdarst/dynbench/releases>`_ page. | ||
Version history | ||
--------------- | ||
* `Latest development | ||
<https://git.becs.aalto.fi/rkdarst/dynbench/repository/archive.tar.bz2>`_ | ||
* The original version corresponding to our first paper is at tag | ||
``v0.1.0``. Downloads are at https://github.com/rkdarst/dynbench/releases/v0.1.0. |