Source code for simplicity.runners.unit_run

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[docs] def run_seeded_simulation(seeded_simulation_parameters_path: str, experiment_name: str) -> None: """runs one seeded simulation. This function isolates how to run one simulation from the looping over all seeded simulation parameters of one experiment. Support for running Slurm requires this function to be importable from its name as reference (simplicity.runners.unit_run.run_seeded_simulation). Also this function's arguments are passed by reference (achieved to serializing/deserializing the reference to the simulation parameters that are resolved via the settings_manager.read_seeded_simulation_parameters function). """ # <settings and output managers> import simplicity.settings_manager as sm import simplicity.output_manager as om parameters = sm.read_seeded_simulation_parameters(experiment_name, seeded_simulation_parameters_path) output_directory = om.setup_output_directory (experiment_name, seeded_simulation_parameters_path) # create simulation id seed = parameters['seed'] sim_name = sm.generate_filename_from_params(parameters) sim_id = f'{experiment_name}: {sim_name}: {seed}' # </settings and output managers> ## <simplicity core> import simplicity.simulation as sim simulation = sim.Simplicity (parameters, output_directory, sim_id) simulation.run()
## </simplicity core>