Add simulation functions#2
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I have modified the initial functions for my tests, and I thought it may be useful to share them, since I've added some more capabilities to them at Max's request.
The most prominent feature is that you can create branching simulations from a single trunk, i.e. create one base simulation (basis, proportions, data), and then create multiple other simulations from the original one, with the same underlying data. For example, same data with different noise, with or without pure samples, etc.
The main function is
createSimulationand all the functions starting withaddallow to make various modifications (but copying the source, not in place). Those are the functions dealing just with calling other functions and populating simulation's items with the results. The rest of the functions represent all the underlying logic.