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General utilities and practices

This repository contains development patterns applied for the bmcs packges. They distinguish three development phases:

  • Formulation of model components using using jupyter notebooks with Python package
  • Implementation of Python packages
  • Model presentation using examples via Jupyter Notebooks

The detailed documentation of the package is provided here

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