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Additional how-to guides #391
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Very good how to guide!
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I think this is needed to show users which example models are available. I have a similar description at the end of our respy tutorial/showcase here. Some open things I am considering:
Adding the plots for the choice patterns.
Adding more info on model characteristics like initial conditions etc.
Guide on model specification.
So far, the respy documentation is missing a comprehensive guide on model specification. I based this guide on #353 and a similar draft by @rafaelsuchy on the replication of kw_94. Let me know whether you think the guide is too detailed/ not detailed enough or if you think we should maybe split some stuff up (i.e. I thought about adding an extra guide for core state space filters and negative choice sets and removing some of the info in this one, if I remember correctly, Max is planning to write a guide on covariates at some point).
It would maybe be nice to add a reference guide similar to this on model specification components. I considered maybe writing separate ones on how
params
andoptions
are processed internally in respy (although my ability to write very advanced guides like this may be limited but I could try :-) ).