TrainRun.jl will take a user-defined train and a path as an input for a train run calculation. It can calculate the train run as a time-efficient or energy-efficient operation mode. The results can then be used within the Julia environment.
As python is broadly used, I think it would be great to add documentation how to use TrainRuns with Python or (in the future) compile TrainRuns and publish it as a python package.
This could lead to a more widespread usage of TrainRuns and a shared collaborativw codebase
As python is broadly used, I think it would be great to add documentation how to use TrainRuns with Python or (in the future) compile TrainRuns and publish it as a python package.
This could lead to a more widespread usage of TrainRuns and a shared collaborativw codebase