Sake.re: documentation

Sake.re aims at helping reproducing, designing and publishing cultural knowledge evolution experiments.

Prerequisite

In order to fully exploit sake.re you may need:

• git
• docker (to perform experiments and analyses under docker)
• java, ant and Lazy lavender (to perform experiments)
• python and jupyter (to perform analyses)

In the following, we use ${LABEL} as the name of the experiment to be manipulated.

Instructions for...

• Retrieving experiment data
• Replaying and reruning experiments
• Reproducing analyses
• Designing, performing and analysing experiments
• Publishing experiments

There are extra pages documenting the metadata used in experiment descriptions.

Retrieving experimental data

Retrieving experiment (and analysis) description from the git repository

If you have an account on cakes, the prefered way to retrieve an experiment is by:

$ git clone --recurse-submodules cakes@felapton.inrialpes.fr:${LABEL}.git

It is also possible to clone anonymously, but read-only, an experiment by:

$ git clone --recurse-submodules https://felapton.inrialpes.fr/cakes/${LABEL}.git

Retrieving experiment analysis from sake.re

Published experiment descriptions are available from the sake.re web site. They also allow you to download various files from the web site.an archive containing the results

Retrieving experiment description and results from zip files

The zip link should be published on the corresponding sake.re experiment description pages. These links go to either the zenodo web site (through URL or DOI) or the files.inria.fr site.

Here is a synthetic diagram of all proceses that may be involved in the use of sake.re: