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v0.0.4, 2016-02-20 -- Empirical and UserDefined distributions added, tidy ups
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v0.0.5, 2016-03-18 -- State space tracker plug-and-playable, add rejection dictionary
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v0.0.6 2016-04-04 -- Exactness implemented, restructure some features e.g. times_to_deadlock, custom simulation names
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v0.1.0 2016-04-25 -- Refactor inputs. Simulation tkes in a Network object, helper functions to import yml and dictionay to a Network object. Simulation object takes optional arguments: deadlock_detector, exact, state_tracker. simulate_until_max_time() takes argument max_simulation_time.
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v0.1.0 2016-04-25 -- Refactor inputs. Simulation tkes in a Network object, helper functions to import yml and dictionay to a Network object. Simulation object takes optional arguments: deadlock_detector, exact, tracker. simulate_until_max_time() takes argument max_simulation_time.

docs/Features/state_tracker.rst

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This denotes 3 customers at the first node, 0 of which are blocked; 5 customers at the second node, 4 of which are blocked; 10 customers at the third node, 0 of which are blocked; and 9 customers at the fourth node, 1 of which are blocked.
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In the parameters dictionary, state that the Naïve Tracker should be used as follows::
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The Simulation obeject takes in the optional argument :code:`tracker` used as follows::
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'Tracker': 'Naive'
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Q = ciw.Simulation(N,, tracker='Naive') # doctest:+SKIP
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This denotes 3 customers at the first node, 5 customers at the second node, 10 customers at the third node, and 9 customers at the fourth node. It also tells us the order and destination of the blockages. Of the customers blocked, the first to be blocked was at node 2 to node 2; the second was at node 2 to node 4; the third was at node 4 to node 1; the fourth was at node 2 to node 2.
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In the parameters dictionary, state that the Matrix Tracker should be used as follows::
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The Simulation obeject takes in the optional argument :code:`tracker` used as follows::
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'Tracker': 'Matrix'
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Q = ciw.Simulation(N, tracker='Matrix') # doctest:+SKIP

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