Bayer & Luetticke REMARK

[sbenthall]

Dual of econ-ark/HARK#361

[sbenthall]

also econ-ark/HARK#531

[sbenthall]

For @sbenthall to do:

reorganizing of material ... Maybe merge OneAsset and TwoAsset (or maybe not, but we should make it clear to people that the one they want to look at is the one with extensive documentation -- everybody's natural inclination is to think you should start with OneAsset, figure that out, and then move to TwoAsset. Perhaps the files could be renamed --

After that, hand off to @MridulS for containerization.

[llorracc]

Bayer-Luetticke should be entirely in REMARKs. As it stands, part of it is in HARK/examples, but it actually uses very little HARK code -- it's basically a straight replication of their model.

[sbenthall]

this looks complete

[llorracc]

@MridulS @DrDrij

[llorracc]

@sbenthall @MridulS @DrDrij

Reopening just because for some reason BayerLuetticke does not show up on econ-ark.org, though I see that there is a BayerLuetticke.md metadata file in the econ-ark.org repo.

@MridulS or @DrDrij, I thought that we now had a system where things in that directory were automatically incorporated in the econ-ark.org launcher?

[DrDrij]

Hi @llorracc. As you have noticed, the BayerLuetticke markdown file is present and therefore should be showing up on econ-ark.org.

I have spent a little time troubleshooting and it appears there is a parsing issue within the original file.

The issue was double quotations eg:

abstract: "Code that solves models from the paper of Bayer and Luetikke, "Solving heterogeneous agent models in discrete time with many idiosyncratic states by perturbation methods"." # abstract: optional

I have adjusted abstract and message by escaping the nested quotation marks:

abstract: "Code that solves models from the paper of Bayer and Luetikke, \"Solving heterogeneous agent models in discrete time with many idiosyncratic states by perturbation methods\"." # abstract: optional

After doing so BayerLuetticke now is correctly displayed on our website.

Note: the the title appearing on the website is taken from the title field. If you add to the first line an entry name: BayerLuetticke the display name for the material will match this value. The code behind tries to extract a name for the material in this order:

{% if material.name %} {{ material.name }} {% elsif material.title %} {{ material.title }} {% elsif material.remark-name %} {{ material.remark-name }} {% elsif material.title-original-paper %} {{ material.title-original-paper }} {% else %} {{ github_repo }} {% endif %}