ivergara
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8 years ago An answer is to use descriptors.
Some useful and interesting resources towards this goal:
Closed ivergara closed 8 years ago
ivergara
commented
8 years ago An answer is to use descriptors.
Some useful and interesting resources towards this goal:
As it stands now, the parameter management for the oscillators is very primitive. This means that a lot of code is repeated within and across all the oscillators. It works, but a better solution should be found.
One option is to do some abstraction and promote it to a parameter class (the package lmfit implements something like that I believe). This might seem like complicating things, but would reduce errors, make things clearer and follow the DRY principle. Or maybe some metaprogramming with exra decorators.
An interesting view http://kitchingroup.cheme.cmu.edu/blog/2016/04/30/Another-approach-to-docstrings-and-validation-of-args-and-kwargs-in-Python/