XGI - compleX Group Interactions
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compleX Group Interactions (XGI) is a python package that provides an ecosystem for the analysis and representation of complex systems with group interactions.
Joined April 2022
Excited to be at @ConfCompSys this week! Our awesome @maximelca will give a talk abt XGI today at 14:45 in Room12, at the Software and Data for Complex Systems satellite. Thanks @narnolddd for the invite. @maximelca @iacopoiacopini and @lordgrilo are in Exeter, come chat!
Hey there! We're excited to be heading to @netsci2023 next week! 🎙️ Our awesome @nwlandry will be rocking the stage on Wednesday, July 12th at 12:45 in the Audimax, talking about XGI, our Python library! 🤝 Come hang out and chat with us!
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RT @szhorvat: Don't miss tomorrow's first ever software-focused @NetSciConf satellite and school, with presentations on various network ana…
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XGI in the wild: Bell Luo, student of @PhilChodrow, presenting his awesome thesis on sampling from the hypergraph configuration model. Congrats, Bell!! Great work!
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RT @ninamiolane: #TopoNetX builds on top of the excellent NetworkX, HyperNetX and XGI to provide elementary computations on topological dom…
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RT @ninamiolane: Want to code your 1st topological neural net, and leverage higher-order structure from your dataset?🍩🤖 Try #TopoX, a suit…
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Want a feature/dataset that you don’t see listed here? Just give us a shout, and we will do our best to make it a reality! As always, contributions are always welcome!
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Publication figure made with XGI 😎
This already gets interesting for identical phase oscillators on a ring structure. For pairwise couplings, we know this ring supports twisted states: spatial sync states where the phases make q full twists around the ring. Full sync is q=0. These are stable up to a given q. 3/
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That's it for now. We already have more tutorials, recipes, and drawing features in the pipes for the next one1 What else would like to see? Let us know!
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@KesterRatcliff That sounds interesting. It seems too broad of a question to be covered by our tutorials which are more implementation-based. We'd be happy to chat about your ideas if you're interested.
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