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Not an issue but an idea I had when I saw the greeting message "What a beautiful day to run a lake model."!
(oh no, is it the GitHub version of conferences' "I have more of a comment than a question")...
Since it appears that the tool has vocation to be educational too, you could have different greeting messages coming in. To achieve that, you could have a table with as many rows as potential messages. For example:
greet
bye
"What a beautiful day to run a lake model."
"Have a lovely rest of your day!"
"What is the deepest lake in the world?"
"Lake Baikal (5,315 feet [1,620 meters])"
If you define the table above in your script, you could sample in this dataframe a row from the "greet" table to have several messages every time the model is run?
I forked your repo and edited the script to explain the idea if you end up wanting to do that...
Good job, this is a great tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not an issue but an idea I had when I saw the greeting message "What a beautiful day to run a lake model."!
(oh no, is it the GitHub version of conferences' "I have more of a comment than a question")...
Since it appears that the tool has vocation to be educational too, you could have different greeting messages coming in. To achieve that, you could have a table with as many rows as potential messages. For example:
If you define the table above in your script, you could sample in this dataframe a row from the "greet" table to have several messages every time the model is run?
I forked your repo and edited the script to explain the idea if you end up wanting to do that...
Good job, this is a great tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: