Software for modeling circuit theory-based connectivity at any scale. We developed GFlow to solve large ecological problems in a High Performance Computing environment. If solving a small problem or if you are willing to sacrifice some performance, it can be deployed on a desktop computer. v. 01.2.3 Updates Added options for printing progress of simulation and for cleanly exiting simulation. Documented optional execution flags. Updated input files. Note: If having difficulty assigning arguments to flags, please check for the most recent description in execute_example.sh on the main repo as this is actively being edited for clarity. v. 0.1.2 Updates Updated new flags for effective resistance (effective_resistance), convergence factor (converge_at), and shuffle node pairs (shuffle_node_pairs)

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