Each timestamped simplex dataset consists of three files:
1. dataset-nverts.txt
2. dataset-simplices.txt
3. dataset-times.txt

All three files represent a vector of integers. There is one integer per line.

The first file contains the number of vertices within each simplex. The second
file is a contiguous list of the nodes comprising the simplices, where the
ordering of the simplices is the same as in the first file. The third file
contains the timestamps for each simplex. The length of the vectors in the first
and third files is the same, and the length of the vector in the second file is
the sum of the integers in the first file.

Consider an example dataset consisting of three simplices:
1. {1, 2, 3} at time 10
2. {2, 4} at time 15.
3. {1, 3, 4, 5} at time 21.
Then files would look as follows:

example-nverts.txt
3
2
4

example-simplices.xt
1
2
3
2
4
1
3
4
5

example-times.txt
10
15
21



For problems, please contact Austin Benson at arb@cs.cornell.edu.