Python library for simulating contact processes on network.
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==================== NepidemiX README.txt ==================== Simulation of contact processes on networks. NeipdemiX is a Python software package for running complex process simulations on networkx graphs. A Simulation consists of a network (graph) and a Process that updates the state of the network entities (nodes and edges). Documentation ============= See doc/*.rst Installation ============ See doc/download_and_installation.rst Contributors ============ Programming ----------- Lukas Ahrenberg <lukas@ahrenberg.se> Testing ------- Sarah Kok Ali Nadaf Acknowledgments --------------- Krisztina Vasarhelyi Sandy Rutherford Ralf Wittenberg Bojan Ramadanovic and Julio Montaner
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