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Model parameter schema currently include an allowed_range for values, e.g. for num_gains it is:
allowed_range
allowed_range: min: 1 max: 2
We discussed to adding another field called reasonable_range (is this a good name?) to indicate the range of parameter values reasonable for CTA.
reasonable_range
(and above example is not a good example for this!)
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Agree that this is needed. Just want to add that a value which is outside the reasonable_range should raise a warning and not an error.
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This is easy to implement. Which parameters are good examples to add this?
Anyone with good examples from the model parameters? (altitude.schema.yml is probably reasonable in a range of 0-8000m.)
altitude.schema.yml
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Model parameter schema currently include an
allowed_range
for values, e.g. for num_gains it is:We discussed to adding another field called
reasonable_range
(is this a good name?) to indicate the range of parameter values reasonable for CTA.(and above example is not a good example for this!)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: