Simulation Dataset: Air-breathing synchrony in juvenile Arapaima gigas reveals collective coordination under individual physiological constraints
This is a supplementary simulation dataset to reproduce Figs. 4-7 of the manuscript "Air-breathing synchrony in juvenile Arapaima gigas reveals collective coordination under individual physiological constraints" by Bartashevich et al. General Structure The archive
This is a supplementary simulation dataset to reproduce Figs. 4-7 of the manuscript “Air-breathing synchrony in juvenile Arapaima gigas reveals collective coordination under individual physiological constraints” by Bartashevich et al.
General Structure
The archive is organized into four folders, each corresponding to a figure in the manuscript:
Fig4/Fig5/Fig6/Fig7/
All simulation data are provided as NumPy .npy files, except for Figure 7, which uses .csv format.
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– Fig4
This folder contains data for homogeneous (Fig. 4A–F) and heterogeneous (Fig. 4G–K) group compositions.
File naming convention:
Files are named according to:
- Breathing type (
pers1–pers6) - Number of agents (e.g.,
Npop200) - Coupling strength parameter (
beta, ranging from 0 to 30)
File contents:
histvalues: Raw breathing interval data from 10 simulation runs, each with 1000 time steps (dt = 0.01)mean: Mean breathing intervalstd: Standard deviation of breathing intervalslaplace_emp_arr: Results of a two-sided Kolmogorov–Smirnov test against a Laplace distribution with empirical scale parameter b=3.55laplace_stst_arr: Results of a two-sided Kolmogorov–Smirnov test against a fitted Laplace-like distribution
Metric files contain arrays evaluated across all coupling strengths (beta = 0–30).
Note (heterogeneous groups in Fig. 4G-K):
pers3: Groups composed of three breathing typespers6: Groups composed of six breathing types
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– Fig5
This folder contains all data required to reproduce Figure 5.
File naming follows the same conventions as in Fig4, with an additional parameter:
perc_slow: Number of agents of the slowest breathing type (pers4)- Range: 0–67 for
Npop100 - Range: 0–133 for
Npop200
- Range: 0–67 for
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– Fig6
This folder contains data for simulations with partaking.
File naming convention includes:
- Number of agents (e.g.,
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