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In a previous version of Pastas, the rfunc of a StressModel used to have a tmax. This attribute is removed and there is now a get_tmax function, but that function requires the parameters as input. That is inconvenient. Maybe allow parameters to be None and then return the tmax for the current optimal parameters? Is tmax really not stored anywhere?
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tmax is not stored somewhere anymore and is calculated using the parameters and cutoff. I'll add a convenience method to the Model class to obtain the tmax:
ml.get_tmax(sm="recharge", cutoff=0.999)
EDIT: get_tmax already exists. I'll add a method ml.get_response_tmax
In a previous version of Pastas, the rfunc of a StressModel used to have a tmax. This attribute is removed and there is now a get_tmax function, but that function requires the parameters as input. That is inconvenient. Maybe allow parameters to be None and then return the tmax for the current optimal parameters? Is tmax really not stored anywhere?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: