Publisher review:PySPG is a group of Python classes aimed to those of you that must run programs in which some parameters change. PySPG is a group of Python classes aimed to those of you that must run programs in which some parameters change.
PySPG is a bunch of Python classes aimed to those of you that must run programs in which some parameters change.
For example: Let's suppose you want to run simulations in which three parameters are envolved, let's say D, k, a. Let's show some possible scenarios for your simulations: - You want to run a simulation in which D, k are kept fixed and a varies linearly between 1 and 5 with a step of .2. It's really easy: you just add a loop on a variable, and you are done
- Now, you want to keep fixed D, but now both k and a vary linearly between 1 and 5 with a step of .2. It's : you just add another loop on k variable, to that loop on a and you're done again. But note that you had to recompile your code
- After those simulations you realise that the scale relevant for the variable a is not a linear one, but logarithmic. Let's compile again.
- And if you want to run a simulation in which the variation is on D variable? Obviously compile the whole thing again...
- And if the variation must be exponential???
The only relevant information your simulation returns are the measures it does. The variables are set from outside, so you can extract one layer of complexity from your compiled code.
In fact the time your program takes to run is NOT in the loops of changing parameters. So you can avoid the problem of writing boring code into just writing a simple text file that will launch the other program for you.
PySPG 1.9.2 is a Python script for Complete applications scripts design by Claudio J. Tessone.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris.
PySPG is a group of Python classes aimed to those of you that must run programs in which some parameters change.
Operating system:Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
PySPG 1.9.2 script details 
