This lab contains a set of experiments for evaluating the generation
time and space consumption of peer-action sequences. This is done by creating dummy sequences and measuring these two
parameters. The data generated by this laboratory refers to a journal paper titled Decentralized Enforcement of Document Lifecycle Constraints, written by Sylvain Hallé, Raphaël Khoury, Quentin Betti, Yliès Falcone and Tony Hokayem.
This archive contains an instance of LabPal, an environment for running
experiments on a computer and collecting their results in a user-friendly way.
The author of this archive has set up a set of experiments, which typically involve running scripts on input data, processing their results and displaying them in tables and plots. LabPal is a library that wraps around these experiments and displays them in an easy-to-use web interface. The principle behind LabPal is that all the necessary code, libraries and input data should be bundled within a single self-contained JAR file, such that anyone can download and easily reproduce someone else's experiments. Detailed instructions can be found on the LabPal website, [https://liflab.github.io/labpal]
