LangShift
An interactive implementation of several different linguistic shift models.
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I added new CSS to the website to make it look nice + water.css, and auto-render the graph on startup and when the model is changed. I've also increased the number of steps per day to 100 instead of 2 when solving the differential equation, yielding more accurate results.
Added custom inputs and model selection for interactivity. Next I'll add spatial models and better CSS styling for the website.
I spun up deployments by using trunk instead of wasm-pack, and the deployment is now visible at https://a.rvind.dev/langshift (I also figured out how to deploy to a specific path on a custom domain for github pages, e.g. https://example.com/path)
I changed from the crate differential-equations to the diffeq crate because the former didn't actually support WASM. After switching I was able to compile to wasm32 and create a small plotly demo website, currently located in the index.html file of the repository. I'll deploy it with GitHub pages and ship before adding new features.
I added the Abrams and Strogatz model of linguistic shift, and added WASM compilation for the rust code. I switched away from the diffsol library for solving the differential equations so I could compile to WASM, and instead used the differential-equations crate for ODE solving, which does have WASM support.
I implemented the Diaz and Switkes paper and ran some tests with the equilibrium's in the paper.
The paper is @ https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e06975
