I've released the Linux static binary of iDMC-2.0.4, for i386, 32bit systems.
This has no external dependencies so, if you have Sun Java 6, you can run it by typing from a shell prompt:
tar xjf iDmc-2.0.4-linux-i386-32.tar.bz2
cd iDmc-2.0.4
java -jar iDmc-2.0.4.jar
As usual, you can download it from the downloads section.
Friday, 22 June 2007
Friday, 15 June 2007
New BoA algorithm for idmclib and RiDMC
First of all, the news: idmclib-0.6.0 and RiDMC-0.6-0 released. They can be downloaded from the downloads section of the idmclib home page.
Special thanks to Marji Lines who, after trying out RiDMC-0.5-3, pointed out that there are interesting cases where the 'fast' BoA (Basins of Attraction) algorithm provided by idmclib simply doesn't work at all.
Following her suggestions, the slower (but sometimes more precise) algorithm already developed in the stand-alone version of iDMC has been added to the idmclib C library .
In brief, the main difference w.r.t. the faster algorithm is that there is a preliminary phase where all attractors are found, before actual plotting.
Now idmclib has a small set of new function dedicated to the new BoA algorithm, while the RiDMC package has been uppgraded accordingly, by adding 3 more options to the Basin R function. A nice example has been added to the Basin help page to illustrate this change. Have fun with it!
Special thanks to Marji Lines who, after trying out RiDMC-0.5-3, pointed out that there are interesting cases where the 'fast' BoA (Basins of Attraction) algorithm provided by idmclib simply doesn't work at all.
Following her suggestions, the slower (but sometimes more precise) algorithm already developed in the stand-alone version of iDMC has been added to the idmclib C library .
In brief, the main difference w.r.t. the faster algorithm is that there is a preliminary phase where all attractors are found, before actual plotting.
Now idmclib has a small set of new function dedicated to the new BoA algorithm, while the RiDMC package has been uppgraded accordingly, by adding 3 more options to the Basin R function. A nice example has been added to the Basin help page to illustrate this change. Have fun with it!
Monday, 11 June 2007
RiDMC demo online
I've just put online a short demo of the (work-in-progress) RiDMC R package.
It's based on RiDMC version 0.5-3, which can be downloaded from the downloads section of the idmclib project website.
Note for non-windows users: for compiling RiDMC, you will need lua-5.0 and gsl-1.8 (or compatible) development libraries available on your system.
It's based on RiDMC version 0.5-3, which can be downloaded from the downloads section of the idmclib project website.
Note for non-windows users: for compiling RiDMC, you will need lua-5.0 and gsl-1.8 (or compatible) development libraries available on your system.
Monday, 28 May 2007
Started development of RiDMC
Dear all,
I've started the development of RiDMC, an R package which will bring idmclib capabilities to R users.
A first source development snapshot can be downloaded from here.
Have fun with RiDMC!
I've started the development of RiDMC, an R package which will bring idmclib capabilities to R users.
A first source development snapshot can be downloaded from here.
Have fun with RiDMC!
Sunday, 15 April 2007
Uploaded a new linux binary of iDMC
I've uploaded a new linux binary version of iDMC, named '2.0.5-preview'.
You can download it here.
It's a 'preview', just for keeping linux users up-to-date with recent additions made to iDMC (last official linux release was on 21/01/07). With this 'preview', linux users are aligned with windows ones.
You can download it here.
It's a 'preview', just for keeping linux users up-to-date with recent additions made to iDMC (last official linux release was on 21/01/07). With this 'preview', linux users are aligned with windows ones.
Friday, 13 April 2007
Released idmclib 0.5.0
Dear all,
a new version of the idmclib library was just released.
It has no relevant changes in its contents w.r.t. previous releases, but introduces the use of a new cross-platform build system: CMake.
Now, especially on linux systems, compiling idmclib should be as easy as typing:
# cmake .
# make
from the shell prompt. This should ease a lot the distribution of idmclib (and, consequently, iDMC) on a wide variety of platforms, for which no official binaries are distributed.
In all that, no differences will be seen by the final user.
By the way, next iDMC releases will start using this new version of the idmclib support library.
a new version of the idmclib library was just released.
It has no relevant changes in its contents w.r.t. previous releases, but introduces the use of a new cross-platform build system: CMake.
Now, especially on linux systems, compiling idmclib should be as easy as typing:
# cmake .
# make
from the shell prompt. This should ease a lot the distribution of idmclib (and, consequently, iDMC) on a wide variety of platforms, for which no official binaries are distributed.
In all that, no differences will be seen by the final user.
By the way, next iDMC releases will start using this new version of the idmclib support library.
Friday, 23 March 2007
Released RTisean 3.0-7
As anticipated some days ago, I've found the time to release a new version of RTisean compatible with the latest TISEAN version. It should be on CRAN in a few hours. Enjoy it!
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