Please first setup the CoTETE.jl package, as described in it's documentation, before attempting to run these scripts.

At present, it does not work with the latest version of CoTETE.jl. Please use commit: e68cf12f0f2d5c657b95f620ecdc7af9b411f469.

Once CoTETE.jl has been setup, you should be able to run the julia script associated with a figure. eg:

david@home:~$ julia figure_2_experiment.jl

The saved results can then be used by the plotting script.

david@home:~$ python3 figure_2_plotting.py

For the figure 4 experiments you will first have to run figure_4_data_generator.py and figure_4_data_converter.py to create the example data to work with.

You can download the data for figure 8 here.

Note that many of the parameters used for the figures in the paper have been commented out and replaced with parameters that make the experiments run faster. Running the experiments for some of the figures (eg: figure 6) required an overnight run on a cluster.