Context in output
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In GitLab by @jmorris-uk on Nov 12, 2021, 15:27
Following on from our discussion in the PROCESS meeting.
Rhian and I spoke about how it would be useful for some extra context to be in the new output file format/visualistion regarding the validity of output values.
We already have limits for inputs and iteration variables, but these are normally to just keep the values physically sensible. It would be useful if for specific outputs we could provide information if the value is not normal for the given machine type etc.
Maybe the output could be orange in the output format etc as a warning. e.g.
P_{net} > 0.5 P_{fus}
Show a warning for checking the power balance as it is unrealistically high even though it is physically valid.
or bootstrap fraction being above a given threshold:
f_{bs} > 0.8
etc.
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