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Given the complexity of new models, I think moving to the YAML format will probably be worth doing as it provides far greater flexibility than configobj (Which is becoming very deprecated).
For example loading in 3D data, nesting models or replicating contributions or having generic dataloaders. It will also get rid of the need to build proxies (looking at @QuentChangeat here).
For example we can couple the temperature, planet and star to a fictional multimodel model that simulates a bunch of models simultaneously while giving them different chemistries:
In addition we can easily support environment variables so files can be shared between users.
Additionally since the YAML format converts to a dictionary it is easily integrated into the taurex factory system and we can still maintain compatibility with the old par format as well.
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Given the complexity of new models, I think moving to the YAML format will probably be worth doing as it provides far greater flexibility than configobj (Which is becoming very deprecated).
For example loading in 3D data, nesting models or replicating contributions or having generic dataloaders. It will also get rid of the need to build proxies (looking at @QuentChangeat here).
For example we can couple the temperature, planet and star to a fictional multimodel model that simulates a bunch of models simultaneously while giving them different chemistries:
In addition we can easily support environment variables so files can be shared between users.
Additionally since the YAML format converts to a dictionary it is easily integrated into the taurex factory system and we can still maintain compatibility with the old par format as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: