Make and test methods for ITER DT cases#90
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Moving to draft since this PR may not be necessary, or it may be superseded by a different set of parameters used to characterize the cases |
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example_case_reader.pymakes methods that are designed to function specifically with the data structure of the test cases given in the YAML. These methods take advantage of the test cases being grouped by pulse numbers, duty cycles, and these values being found in the run label.test_example_case_reader.pyruns the methods in the main script using a YAML file that contains the names and paths to the test cases. There are two testing functions written to check that the main script functions as expected.The YAML file was deleted in #75 and added here with information needed to run the scripts. Notably, the flux file and number of energy bins no longer exist in the YAML as there are currently no tests that require this information. Nevertheless, the ability to parse and extract information from flux files still exists in
script_template.py.