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n_time
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200
200
n_space
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Dean-Kawasaki.npy
Dean-Kawasaki
(200, 100, 5120)
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200
100
5,120
0.00015
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Markovian-ML.npy
Markovian-ML
(200, 100, 5120)
float64
200
100
5,120
0.00015
0.01
Non-Markovian-ML.npy
Non-Markovian-ML
(200, 100, 5120)
float64
200
100
5,120
0.00015
0.01
Random-Walkers.npy
Random-Walkers
(200, 100, 5120)
float64
200
100
5,120
0.00015
0.01

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Dataset Description

This dataset consists of number density for 5120 realizations of a 100 cell one-dimensional system subjected to an external potential. The system is modeled with 4 different methods, namely, random-walker particles (Random-Walkers.npy), Dean-Kawasaki model (Dean-Kawasaki.npy), Markovian ML model (Markovian-ML.npy), and non-Markovian ML model (Non-Markovian-ML.npy). Simulation time step is 3.0e-6 and cell size is 1.0e-2. The data is saved at 50 time step intervals.

Each NumPy binary file (.npy) contains multidimensional arrays of shape (200, 100, 5120). The ordering of data is time, spatial positions, and independent realizations.

The Dataset Viewer is configured against preview.csv, which provides one metadata row per .npy file. The .npy files remain the canonical dataset artifacts.

Array Structure

Axis Dimension Description
0 200 Time steps
1 100 System (spatial) direction
2 5120 Realizations (ensemble members)

Usage

import numpy as np

data = np.load("file_name.npy")
print(data.shape)  # (200, 100, 5120)

n_time, n_space, n_realizations = data.shape
dt_saved = 1.5e-4
dx = 0.01
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