.
+-- doc # documentation directory
+-- JupyterNbs # jupyter notebooks
+-- data # input data for case studies
+-- pylsewave # the package directory (contains all modules)
+-- test # unit test files
+. README.md
+. LICENCE
+. setup.py
+. pyproject.toml
+. Adan_77_example.py # case study for a whole arterial network (linear-elastic arterial walls)
+. vtk_example.py (example with vtk)
The following diagram depicts the rationale along with the structure of the package
A c/python library to solve 1D pulse wave propagation in blood vessels or any hyperbolic PDE system in the form of
This library is designed to solve efficiently pulse wave dynamics in human arteries. It is written in python, cython and there are some bits of C++.
To install pylsewave toolkit type:
conda install -c giorgosR pylsewave
There are two examples in this directory:
- Adan_77_example.py
To run the case go to the top level directory of the repository and type:
python Adan_77_example.py -ivesseldatafile data\Arterial_Network_ADAN56.txt -ibcinflowfile data\inflow_Aorta.txt -oresfile arterial_network_77_vessels -language py
NOTE: You can execute the file with python classes translated via cython by changing the -language py to -language cy.
- vtk_example.py
This is an example for storing the results in vtk multiblock file. The user should install pyvtk first (it can be found on PYPI).
python vtk_example.py -resfile <resfile> -ovisfile <visfile>
There are several case studies in jupyter notebooks under JupyterNbs
directory. To run the cases, the user should install jupyter either with conda or pip (see the latest install instructions`` in Jupyter documentaion):
- conda
conda install jupyter
- pip
pip install jupyter
To build the documentation, under the docs
directory type (you will need sphinx):
make html
Prefered citation style for pylsewave:
Georgios E. Ragkousis (2019). PylseWave: A python package to solve pulse wave dynamics in arterial networks. Zenodo.