Patrick Steinmann

Hi Alessandro, Our files from SocSimFest are available here: https://github.com/BROSE-Uninc/SSF2021 and include an example with the EMA Workbench and a Mesa model. Or are you trying to do something else?...

Unfortunately, there were some technical issues on ESSA's side, so the recording is not available.

It doesn't answer your feature request, but you can add ticklabels back in manually by creating the figure, manipulating the axes, and then plotting/saving it. Here's possible approach from a...

OK, I will take a stab at 1 and 2 first. Would you prefer separate issues to discuss in more detail (and close this one)?

That works, thanks! So this is intended?

Minor word of warning, if you try to apply the fix described above (ArrayOutcome instead of TimeSeriesOutcome for ReplicatorModels so the outcomes can be saved with save_results) to a NetLogoModel,...

I can see that. Perhaps it is more principled to not edit the experimental results internally, but to make it an explicit postprocessing step (like averaging out replications): ```Python #postprocessing...

Yes, why? PDFs of Jupyter Lab books attached. [Data Generation.pdf](https://github.com/quaquel/EMAworkbench/files/5073477/Data.Generation.pdf) [Data Import.pdf](https://github.com/quaquel/EMAworkbench/files/5073478/Data.Import.pdf) It's curious that you ask, because I am trying to write a function that imports NetLogo results files...

The outcome arrays have the shape `(experiments, replications, longest_run + 1)`, shorter runs are padded to fill the third array dimension. So it looks something like: ```Python #2 experiments, 2...

Did some testing,I think the padding comes from `run_experiment` in the NetLogo connector, which simply runs the `go` command for the number of steps passed from `model.run_length`: ```Python c_start =...