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The TWIP simulator was written originally as a collection of scripts that allowed for the simulation of system from a single IC. Next, scripts were added to visualize the TWIP both as figures and in real-time. After that, stability analysis has been added to start the effort of formal verification.
Now, it is desirable to refactor the simulator and verification features into a python module.