Cheatsheet for the workshop
See original GitHub issueSummary I think it would be very helpful for the workshop to provide a PyBaMM cheatsheet with the basic commands and syntax, so people don’t have to spend too much time looking it up through the examples.
Motivation Ideas on what to include:
- How to list all the processed variables
list(model.variables.keys())
- How to run a simulation and what are the optional parameters to pass.
- The syntax of the experiments.
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it might be useful to think about making some feedback forms so we get useful and constructive feedback about things to improve. if we can be specific and brief we might get better responses
I think that, as a starting point for the upcoming workshop, we could go with how to run a simulation with everything as default, and then how to change every single aspect (in terms of what to pass and so on). Also, how to get the list of variables of the model and how to use QuickPlot.
Later on we can think of a cheatsheet with more advanced features like how to build new models.