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I'm so excited for this, thank you!
As long as he has a plan for how to make this manageable when there are multiple ODE semantics to pick from without cluttering up the menu with lots of items with similar names, I'll let it slide 😉 |
Haha, fair point. Overall I think we should prefer the relative flexibility offered by the notebook component over making increasingly elaborate, but rigid and unmodifiable, layouts within a single analysis component. In this design, you could, for example, display the equations for the derived ODE system and then have several ODE simulations using different parameters, without repeating the equations each time. To keep it manageable, we might consider organizing the available analyses with more structure than a list. E.g., we could group related analyses in the analysis menu:
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Thanks Kaspar, I'm also excited to have this feature! A few comments below.
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Thanks Evan, I believe I have addressed all feedback. |
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I fixed equations with params substituted not showing up. I had broken that when switching to wasm uuid replacment. |
This change is purely cosmetic but it makes the pretty-printed system look better.
closes #766 (short of porting others to
PolynomialSystem)Both of these stop at 20 equations and then say "N more..." which the user can expand.
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