March 2013
This file defines a standard to network input files for SimCo.
The SimCo-Net-Generator produces well formated files.
generally: Please care about the quotation marks and slashes!
Network input file standards | March 2013 |
Overview | A SimCo network consists of |
“setup”-file | SimCo loads the “setup”-file (the user has to choose it) at first. |
“globals”-file | “number-dimensions” “3” “short-time-limit” “24” “long-time-limit” “365” |
“technologies”-file | Here you define the properties of the technologies in your network. |
“nodes”-file | Here you define the properties of the nodes in your network. |
“edges”-file | Here you define the properties of the edges in your network. |
SimCo loads the “setup”-file (the user has to choose it) at first. This has to contain the names of all the other files line by line like this: “nodes-file” “aTest-nodes.txt” “edges-file” “aTest-edges.txt” “agents-file” “aTest-agents.txt” “technologies-file” “aTest-technologies.txt” “globals-file” “aTest-globals.txt” “description” “This is an example network.”
Once again: Please care about the quotation marks!
”number-dimensions” “3” “short-time-limit” “24” “long-time-limit” “365”
Please note that the “number-dimensions” must suit to the number of dimensions in the other files (technologies, nodes, edges and agents)!
Here you define the properties of the technologies in your network. Each line is a new technology, consisting of:
2 “C” 1000 100 “1 1 1”
Here you define the properties of the nodes in your network. Each line is a new node, consisting of:
0 100 “\”blue1\” \”blue2\”” “[0.0 2] [3 4] [5 6]” “[e 2] [3 4] [5 0.0]” “-5 6 -3” “1 3 4” “4 7 -6”
Here you define the properties of the edges in your network. Each line is a new edge, consisting of:
1 26 99.53828435821863 “\”A\” \”B\” \”C\”” “[0 100] [0 100] [0 100]” “[0 500] [0 500] [0 500]” 11.040009893873712 “1 1 1” “1 1 1” “1 1 1”