Supplementary files for the dingo Python library

Under the <em>simpl_transf_polytopes.zip</em> the polytopes retrieved after the simplify() and transform() functions of the PolyRound library can be found. These polytopes where used as input for the dingo implementation of the MMCS algorithm. Similarly, under the <em>simpl_transf_rounded_polytopes.zip </em>the polytopes retrieved after both the simplify() and transform() but also the round() functions of the PolyRound library can be found. These polytopes were used as input for the hopsy library that was compared with dingo, asking for the PSRF returned by dingo. Under the <em>dingo_samples</em> the resulted samples from <em>dingo</em> can be found. Under the <em>hopsy_samples_dingo_psrf</em> folder the resulted samples from <em>hopsy </em>library, using the PSRF the <em>dingo </em>returned for each model and a thinning of 8d^2, can be found. Finally, the <em>hopsy_steady_states_dingo_psrf </em>folder contains their mapped points in the initial polytope. A file called <em>mode_psrf.csv </em>points out the PSRF used for each model.