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biosteam
yoelcortes
yoelcortes commented Dec 9, 2019

Any help in developing the following essential unit operations would be greatly appreciated:

  • Compressor
  • Turbine
  • Fenske-Gilliland-Underwood shortcut column (added 3/22/2020)
  • Rigorous heat exchanger for heat integration (added 6/6/2020)
  • Multi-component distillation models (preferably MESH equation based)
  • Kinetic fermentation models
  • ~Centrifuge modeled by liquid-liquid equi
AMICI
paulstapor
paulstapor commented Apr 27, 2020

In ode_export, symbolic comparison should be used instead of string comparison (see #1060):
https://github.com/ICB-DCM/AMICI/blob/77dd58a3b92d43b1e0895c49a2f835c5c1181c2e/python/amici/ode_export.py#L2170
This is currently not possible, as some model quantities do not pass symbolics, but strings (e.g., dwdx).. One should find out, which routines pass string and make them pass symbolics, then cha

jdeaton
jdeaton commented Feb 7, 2020

One thing that would make the generated API documentation more readable is to move the "Detailed Description" to the top of the page. This can be done by providing a layout file (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19831837/documenting-with-doxygen-put-details-on-top).

It would also be useful to provide some consistent guidelines for documenting all classes and work towards them.

FriesischScott
FriesischScott commented May 5, 2020

I have some suggestions on how to make an actual documentation for OpenCossan (yes again 😄) since now the Wiki is pretty much outdated (at least for development) and the internal Matlab documentation is horrible to use.

I will prepare an example of what I have in mind and present it at the first day of the Cossanthon.

OpenCossan represents the core of COSSAN software. All the algorithms and methods have been coded in a matlab toolbox allowing numerical analysis, reliability analysis, simulation, sensitivity, optimization, robust design and much more. Released under the LGPL license, the engine can be used, modified and redistributed free of charge. It is supported by an extensive documentation and tutorials.

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