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Jakub Janák
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The application is built using
**CMake**
, with the following dependencies:
1.
**Graphviz**
: Used for loading and exporting graphs as
DOT
files.
1.
**Graphviz**
: Used for loading and exporting graphs as
`.dot`
files.
2.
**Boost**
: Utilized for argument parsing and implementing the thread pool.
The project includes three executables:
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2.
**Core Classes**
:
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The
**Edge**
,
**Node**
, and
**Graph**
classes undergo thorough testing to verify their functionality.
### Data Analysis
The
`stats`
executable generates
`.csv`
files containing statistics, which are saved in the
`/data_analysis`
folder.
A Python program, written in a Jupyter notebook, loads the data from these
`.csv`
files,
generates graphs, and saves them in
`.jpg`
format.
This automated data analysis process enables the handling of hundreds of samples efficiently.
## How to Use TSS
After compiling the code on your machine, you need to find the executable file called
`tss`
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