Dynamics in and dynamics of networks using DyNSimF
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Abstract
Advancements of formal theories, network science, and data collection technologies make network analysis and simulation an increasingly crucial tool in complexity science. We present DyNSimF; the first open-source package that allows for the modeling of com- plex interacting dynamics on a network a well as dynamics of (the structure of) a net- work. The package can deal with weighted as well as directional connections, is scalable and efficient, and includes a utility-based edge-altering framework. DyNSimF includes visualization methods and tools to help analyze models. It is designed to be easily ex- tendable and makes use of NetworkX graphs. It aims to be easy to learn and to work with, enabling non-experts to focus on the development of models, while at the same time being highly customizable and extensible to allow for complex custom models.
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