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cdf format - How to wrap this dynamic code inside a Manipulate?


My goal is to set up a Ising-type simulation, where many fast simulation steps are done in the background, and a visualization of the current state is displayed as the simulation evolves, being updated once or twice per second. I manage to do that by displaying an image of the system inside Dynamic, and having the image being refreshed regularly inside a scheduled task (RunScheduledTask). The simulation itself happens in a long Do loop, and its parameters vary by being Control's. Here's the full code I designed for that:


L = 100;
sys = 2*Array[RandomInteger[] &, {L, L}] - 1;
img = Image[sys, Magnification -> 2];
Column[{
Row[{"Temperature: ", Control[{{temp, 2.0}, 0.1, 4.}]}],
Dynamic[img]

}]
RemoveScheduledTask[ScheduledTasks[]];
RunScheduledTask[img = Image[sys, Magnification -> 2], 0.5];

Do[
{i, j} = RandomInteger[{1, #}] & /@ Dimensions@sys;
dE = 0; s = sys[[i, j]];
If[i > 1, dE += sys[[i - 1, j]]]; If[i < L, dE += sys[[i + 1, j]]];
If[j > 1, dE += sys[[i, j - 1]]]; If[j < L, dE += sys[[i, j + 1]]];
dE *= 2*s;

If[dE < 0 || RandomReal[] < Exp[-dE/temp], sys[[i, j]] *= -1];
,
{1000000}]
RemoveScheduledTask[ScheduledTasks[]];

Snapshot of Ising simulation running


(the entire code inside the Do loop is the physics of the system. If you don't know what an Ising model is, you can safely ignore it. I included it to post a self-sufficient code.)




The above may not be pretty, because it's the first time I do these things, but it does work. However, I cannot export it into a working CDF file, because the doc says:




Use the Manipulate command to generate interactive content controlled by mouse-driven actions.



I've spent an hour or so trying to wrap the whole thing in a Manipulate, but it doesn't work. The best I could do was to split it up, like that:


Manipulate[
img = Image[sys, Magnification -> 2]
Do[
{i, j} = RandomInteger[{1, #}] & /@ Dimensions@sys;
dE = 0; s = sys[[i, j]];
If[i > 1, dE += sys[[i - 1, j]]]; If[i < L, dE += sys[[i + 1, j]]];
If[j > 1, dE += sys[[i, j - 1]]]; If[j < L, dE += sys[[i, j + 1]]];

dE *= 2*s;
If[dE < 0 || RandomReal[] < Exp[-dE/temp], sys[[i, j]] *= -1];
, {1000000}]
,
{temp, 0.1, 4.},
Initialization :> (L = 100;
sys = 2*Array[RandomInteger[] &, {L, L}] - 1;
RemoveScheduledTask[ScheduledTasks[]];
RunScheduledTask[img = Image[sys, Magnification -> 2], 0.5];)
]


which partly works, because some time I get an image displayed, but the slider doesn't seem to control anything.


So the question is: how would you advise me to transform the first sample of code into something that can be exported to CDF? Am I at least on the right track?



Answer



I do not use ScheduledTask inside Manipulate as I do not know it well. I run simulation using a method which does not use any throttling, which runs at full speed. If you want to control the speed, more logic can be added.


Manipulate[
gTick;
img = Image[sys, Magnification -> 2];

Do[{i, j} = RandomInteger[{1, #}] & /@ Dimensions@sys;

dE = 0;
s = sys[[i, j]];
If[i > 1, dE += sys[[i - 1, j]]];
If[i < L, dE += sys[[i + 1, j]]];
If[j > 1, dE += sys[[i, j - 1]]];
If[j < L, dE += sys[[i, j + 1]]];
dE *= 2*s;
If[dE < 0 || RandomReal[] < Exp[-dE/temp],
sys[[i, j]] *= -1
], {1000}];


If[runningState == "RUNNING", gTick += del];
FinishDynamic[];
Grid[{
{Text@Row[{"step ", stepNumber++}]},
{img}}],

Grid[{
{Grid[{{
Button[

Style["run", 12], {runningState = "RUNNING"; gTick += del},
ImageSize -> {55, 35}],
Button[Style["stop", 12], {runningState = "STOP"},
ImageSize -> {55, 35}],
Button[
Style["step", 12], {runningState = "STEP"; gTick += del},
ImageSize -> {55, 35}],
Button[
Style["reset",
12], {sys = 2*Array[RandomInteger[] &, {L, L}] - 1;

stepNumber = 0; gTick += del}, ImageSize -> {55, 35}]
}}]
},
{Grid[{{
"Temperature: ",
Manipulator[Dynamic[temp,
{temp = #;
sys = 2*Array[RandomInteger[] &, {L, L}] - 1;
stepNumber = 0;
gTick += del

} &], {0.1, 4, .1}, ImageSize -> Small,
ContinuousAction -> False],
Style[Dynamic@temp]
}}]
}}, Spacings -> {0.2, .5}, Alignment -> Center],

{{temp, 0.1}, None},
{{gTick, 0}, None},
{{del, $MachineEpsilon}, None},
{{stepNumber, 0}, None},

{{runningState, "STOP"}, None},
SynchronousUpdating -> False,
SynchronousInitialization -> True,
ContinuousAction -> False,
Alignment -> Center,
ImageMargins -> 0,
FrameMargins -> 0,
TrackedSymbols :> {gTick},
Initialization :>
(

L = 100;
sys = 2*Array[RandomInteger[] &, {L, L}] - 1;
)
]

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