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JIDT

JIDT: Java Information Dynamics Toolkit for studying information-theoretic measures of computation in complex systems

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Java Information Dynamics Toolkit (JIDT)

Copyright (C) 2012-2014Joseph T. Lizier; 2014-2015Joseph T. Lizier and Ipek Özdemir

JIDT provides a stand-alone, open-source code Java implementation (also usable inMatlab, Octave,Python,R,Julia andClojure) of information-theoretic measures of distributed computation in complex systems: i.e. information storage, transfer and modification.

JIDT includes implementations:

JIDT is distributed under theGNU GPL v3 license (or later).

Getting started

  1. Download andInstallation is very easy!
    1. Quick start: download the latestv1.3 full distribution (suitable for all platforms) and see the readme.txt file therein.
  2. Documentation including: the paper describing JIDT atarXiv:1408.3270 (distributed with the toolkit), aTutorial, andJavadocs (v1.3 here);
  3. Demos are included with the full distribution, including aGUI app for automatic analysis and code generation,simple java demos andcellular automata (CA) demos.
    1. These Java tools can easily be used inMatlab/Octave,Python,R,Julia andClojure! (click on each language here for examples)

For further information or announcements:

Citation

Pleasecite your use of this toolkit as:

Joseph T. Lizier, "JIDT: An information-theoretic toolkit for studying the dynamics of complex systems",Frontiers in Robotics and AI 1:11, 2014; doi:10.3389/frobt.2014.00011 (pre-print:arXiv:1408.3270)

And pleaselet me know about any publications resulting from its use!

See otherPublicationsUsingThisToolkit.

News

19/7/2015 - New jar and full distribution files available forrelease v1.3; Changes for v1.3 include:Added AutoAnalyser (Code Generator) GUI demo for MI and TE;Added auto-embedding capability via Ragwitz criteria for AIS and TE calculators (KSG estimators);Added Java demo 9 for showcasing use of Ragwitz auto-embedding;Adding small amount of noise to data in all KSG estimators now by default (may be disabled via setProperty());Added getProperty() methods for all conditional MI and TE calculators;Upgraded Python demos for Python 3 compatibility;Fixed bias correction on mixed discrete-continuous KSG calculators;Updated the tutorial slides to those in use for ECAL 2015 JIDT tutorial.

12/2/2015 - New jar and full distribution files available forrelease v1.2.1; Changes for v1.2.1 include:Added tutorial slides, description of exercises and sample exercise solutions;Made jar target Java 1.6;Added Schreiber TE heart-breath rate with KSG estimator demo code for Python.

28/1/2015 - New jar and full distribution files available forrelease v1.2; Changes for v1.2 include:Dynamic correlation exclusion, or Theiler window, added to all Kraskov estimators;Added univariate MI calculation to simple demo 6;Added Java code for Schreiber TE heart-breath rate with KSG estimator, ready for use as a template in Tutorial;Patch for crashes in KSG conditional MI algorithm 2.

20/11/2014 - New jar and full distribution files available forrelease v1.1; Changes for v1.1 include:Implemented Fast Nearest Neighbour Search for Kraskov-Stögbauer-Grassberger (KSG) estimators for MI, conditional MI, TE, conditional TE, AIS, Predictive info, and multi-information. This includes a general (multivariate) k-d tree implementation;Added multi-threading (using all available processors by default) for the KSG estimators -- code contributed by Ipek Özdemir;Added Predictive information / Excess entropy implementations for KSG, kernel and Gaussian estimators;Added R, Julia, and Clojure demos;Added Windows batch files for the Simple Java Demos;Added property for adding a small amount of noise to data in all KSG estimators;

15/8/2014 JIDT paper finalised and uploaded to the website andarXiv:1408.3270

14/8/2014 - New jar and full distribution files available for ourfirst official release, v1.0; Changes for v1.0 include: Added the draft of the paper on the toolkit to the release;Javadocs made ready for release;Switched source->destination arguments for discrete TE calculators to be with source first in line with continuous calculators;Renamed all discrete calculators to have Discrete suffix -- TE and conditional TE calculators also renamed to remove "Apparent" prefix and change "Complete" to "Conditional";Kraskov estimators now using 4 nearest neighbours by default;Unit test for Gaussian TE against ChaLearn Granger causality measurement;Added Schreiber TE demos; Interregional transfer demos; documentation for Interaction lag demos; added examples 7 and 8 to Simple Java demos;Added property to add noise to data for Kraskov MI;Added derivation of Apache Commons Math code for chi square distribution, and included relevant notices in our release;Inserted translation class for arrays between Octave and Java;Added analytic statistical significance calculation to Gaussian calculators and discrete TE;Corrected Kraskov algorithm 2 for conditional MI to follow equation in Wibral et al. 2014.

20/4/2014 - New jar and full distribution files available for v0.2.0; Moved downloads tohttp://lizier.me/joseph/ since google code has stopped the download facility here :(. Changes for v0.2.0 include: Rearchitected (most) Transfer Entropy and Multivariate TE calculators to use an underlying conditional mutual information calculator, and have arbitrary embedding delay, source-dest delay; this includes moving Kraskov-Grassberger Transfer Entropy calculator to use a single conditional mutual information estimator instead of two mutual information estimators; Rearchitected (most) Active Information Storage calculators to use an underlying mutual information calculator; Added Conditional Transfer Entropy calculators using underlying conditional mutual information calculators; Moved mixed discrete-continuous calculators to a new "mixed" package; bug fixes.

11/9/2013 - New jar and full distribution files available for v0.1.4; added scripts to generate CA figures for 2013 book chapters; added general Java demo code; added Python demo code; made Octave/Matlab demos and CA demos properly compatible for Matlab; added extra Octave/Matlab general demos; added more unit tests for MI and conditional MI calculators, including against results from Wibral's TRENTOOL; bug fixes.

11/9/2013 - New CA demo scripts for several review book chapters we're preparing in 2013 have been uploaded - seeCellularAutomataDemos.

4/6/2013 - Added instructions on how touse in python and severalPythonExamples.

13/01/2013 - New jar and full distribution files available for v0.1.3; existing Octave/Matlab demo code made compatible with Matlab; several bug fixes, including using max norm by default in Kraskov calculator (instead of requiring this to be set explicitly); more unit tests (including against results from Kraskov's own MI implementation)

19/11/2012 - New jar and full distribution files available for v0.1.2, including demo code for two newly submitted papers

31/10/2012 - Jar and full distribution files available for v0.1.1 (first distribution)

7/5/2012 - JIDT project created and code uploaded


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