Adds syntax support for static weighted average of conditions:
[a : b : c : 1, 1 : mean]
This will merge a 0.5 and b 0.5 for the entire schedule. The schedule is always normalized to sum up to 1. For example, this is equivalent to the above:
[a : b : c : 10, 10 : mean]
This will merge a 0.3333... and b 0.6666... for the entire schedule:
[a : b : c : 5, 10 : mean]
It is possible to omit weights, they default to the inverse of the number of subprompts. For example:
[a : b : c : d : e : , , , , : mean]
will give a weight of 1/5 to each of a, b, c, etc. This is equivalent but shorter:
Adds syntax support for static weighted average of conditions:
This will merge
a0.5 andb0.5 for the entire schedule. The schedule is always normalized to sum up to 1. For example, this is equivalent to the above:This will merge
a0.3333... andb0.6666... for the entire schedule:It is possible to omit weights, they default to the inverse of the number of subprompts. For example:
will give a weight of 1/5 to each of
a,b,c, etc. This is equivalent but shorter:related: #75