Swarm visualization for different topologies

[whzup]

The goal is to have Jupyter Notebook where different topologies traversing a fairly difficult objective function are visualized. As a reference for how it should look see the README or the visualization example. There is also a discussion in a former issue about this topic.

Possible things to include in this visualization are:

• The behaviour of different topologies
• Differences in the swarm behaviour for extreme social or cognitive parameters
• Your own ideas😋

I guess this is a very demanding first contribution so if you have any question don't hesitate 😄.
I recommend using the Anaconda distribution for Python. If you use Anaconda you can follow the instructions here if you have don't have the ffmpeg package and the instructions for getting started in the CONTRIBUTING file as well. (don't forget to open the cmd as an administrator on Windows so you can install packages without problems)

Notes: Please work on the development branch. You can find a good StackOverflow question here. For a more advanced guide to the GitHub workflow, there is this cheatsheet available.

See also: #148

[whzup]

Since this issue is quite stale and there seems to exist no interest on behalf of first timers I'll take this issue.

[stevenbw]

Hi @whzup !
Do you need some help reviving this issue?

[whzup]

@stevenbw Thanks for the offer! 💯
I don't think it's something that is urgent at the moment. And we probably have to do this ourselves. We had it as a first-timers issue for over a month and no one seemed interested. I have started a Jupyter notebook for it in my fork if you want to have a look at it 😄.

[ljvmiranda921]

Closing stale and low-priority issues