Computer code for: Evidence that human skill level is more reactive to developmental history than to genes or environment

This submission contains the computer code needed to run the brain model and make the figures in the main text and supplementary information for the manuscript: "Evidence that human skill level is more reactive to developmental history than to genes or environment". The files are explained below. These code files build upon the code files of González-Forero (2024) Evolutionary-developmental (evo-devo) dynamics of hominin brain size. Nat. Hum. Behav. 8, 1321–1333 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41562-024-01887-8. These files were prepared to run in Julia 1.7.2 using the editor Visual Studio Code 1.81.1.Julia and Visual Studio Code can be installed as indicated in https://www.julia-vscode.org/docs/dev/gettingstarted/. The following Julia packages are needed:Plots, Dates, CSV, DataFrames, LinearAlgebra, Distributions, LazySets, and Polyhedra. There are two sets of files: Set 1 lists the files that produce the figures: run each file to obtain the figure indicated by the file name; restart Julia before running each file, then open the desired file with Visual Code Studio and press the Execute button. NatHumBehavFig1.jl must be run first, before most other files. Set 2 contains the underlying code for the model or figures. Set 1NatHumBehavFig1.jl: Generates Fig. 1 of González-Forero (2024). It takes about 30 min to run. This file must be run first, before most of the other files.The remaining files starting with Fig generate the figure indicated by the file name. Set 2RunBrain.jl: This file runs the brain model and is called by NatHumBehavFig1.jl.BrainParameters.jl: This file specifies the parameter values.BrainInitialConditions.jl: This file specifies the initial conditions.BrainFunctions.jl: This file defines the functions used to run the brain model, except for the functions used in the socio-devo dynamics phase.BrainFunctionsSDS.jl: This file defines the functions used in the socio-devo dynamics phase. BrainPlotFunctions.jl: This file defines the functions used to make the figures.PrimateData.jl: This file contains the primate data used in the figures.

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Computer code for: Evidence that human skill level is more reactive to developmental history than to genes or environment

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Computer code for: Evidence that human skill level is more reactive to developmental history than to genes or environment

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This submission contains the computer code needed to run the brain model and make the figures in the main text and supplementary information for the manuscript: "Evidence that human skill level is more reactive to developmental history than to genes or environment". The files are explained below. These code files build upon the code files of González-Forero (2024) Evolutionary-developmental (evo-devo) dynamics of hominin brain size. Nat. Hum. Behav. 8, 1321–1333 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41562-024-01887-8. These files were prepared to run in Julia 1.7.2 using the editor Visual Studio Code 1.81.1.Julia and Visual Studio Code can be installed as indicated in https://www.julia-vscode.org/docs/dev/gettingstarted/. The following Julia packages are needed:Plots, Dates, CSV, DataFrames, LinearAlgebra, Distributions, LazySets, and Polyhedra. There are two sets of files: Set 1 lists the files that produce the figures: run each file to obtain the figure indicated by the file name; restart Julia before running each file, then open the desired file with Visual Code Studio and press the Execute button. NatHumBehavFig1.jl must be run first, before most other files. Set 2 contains the underlying code for the model or figures. Set 1NatHumBehavFig1.jl: Generates Fig. 1 of González-Forero (2024). It takes about 30 min to run. This file must be run first, before most of the other files.The remaining files starting with Fig generate the figure indicated by the file name. Set 2RunBrain.jl: This file runs the brain model and is called by NatHumBehavFig1.jl.BrainParameters.jl: This file specifies the parameter values.BrainInitialConditions.jl: This file specifies the initial conditions.BrainFunctions.jl: This file defines the functions used to run the brain model, except for the functions used in the socio-devo dynamics phase.BrainFunctionsSDS.jl: This file defines the functions used in the socio-devo dynamics phase. BrainPlotFunctions.jl: This file defines the functions used to make the figures.PrimateData.jl: This file contains the primate data used in the figures.

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