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Right now the parameters are supplied in each Excel file. I'm trying to move everything towards plain text as much as possible, so I'd like a different way to supply the parameters. The parameters that need to be supplied are as follows:
number of pigments in the simulation
exciton transition bandwidth
wavenumber start, stop, and step
One option is to supply all parameters in a TOML file, but that seems like a pain for just 5 parameters. Another option is command line arguments to the simulation script.
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Another element to this is having a record of the parameters used for a particular simulation. When you put the simulations in a file, you can store the inputs, outputs, and parameter file in a directory to save a reproducible simulation, and it's unambiguous which parameters were used to produce those outputs.
When you use command line arguments, there's no record of which parameters were used.
Right now the parameters are supplied in each Excel file. I'm trying to move everything towards plain text as much as possible, so I'd like a different way to supply the parameters. The parameters that need to be supplied are as follows:
One option is to supply all parameters in a TOML file, but that seems like a pain for just 5 parameters. Another option is command line arguments to the simulation script.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: