LAST-model
older MATLAB & Python version
The version used in the publication XXX, written in MATLAB, as well as its port to Python are currently kept in the example folder for reference. This Model is under heavy development and will substantially change in the future. The older code will, however, be kept, but maybe moved to another location. This will be stated here, in case you have been redirected here from the aforementioned publication.
LAST
Install
You can install LAST using pip:
pip install last_model
A more recent (and maybe more unstable) version might be available on Github.
git clone https://github.com/KIT-HYD/last_model.git
cd last_model
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install
Using pip is the recommended way.
Using LAST
We will prepare a documentation soon. The Last model can be instantiated
using the Last class and executed using the Last.run method.
Model setup and model parameters are specified in a JSON file. A sample
test file is supplied with last_model.
from last_model import Last
last = Last()
last.run()
Notes:
- Last is slow at the moment. We are working on an improved performance
- Last is undocumented. This will be changed.
- Last is untested. We will provide unit tests with a future release
- Last is pre-alpha. Interfaces and internal workflow will change substantially.
- Last is not verbose, but it will learn speaking in a future release
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