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there are two constructor examples, both set evaluation to model , however there is no definition / declaration of what is the model. I think it would be a Task, but the examples miss these Tasks.
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It was done on purpose to have light examples at this stage - knowing that these are rather advanced methods (and there is the link to the market example); but thinking about it since input/outputs are defined in the example it may be better to add a short task to have a runnable example - what do the doc masters @helenea@chapinux think?
may be a commented line that says: model could be one of the Tasks: ScalaTask, RTask, EmptyTask
My suggestion would be to not call it a model, but something like myModel because model sounds too general and could be a bit confusing and may need a second read.
Thank you
In the documentation on sensitivity analysis on this page https://openmole.org/Sensitivity.html#Specificconstructor
there are two constructor examples, both set
evaluation
tomodel
, however there is no definition / declaration of what is the model. I think it would be a Task, but the examples miss these Tasks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: