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Tracking issue: Stabilizing the Cell Space #2519
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Hi, I would like to work on this issue |
Great! You can see what’s still TODO, feel free to pick one and start working on it. |
@EwoutH, do we want to move over the basic examples as part of 3.2, or as part of 3.3? Personally, I think it would make more sense to do it for 3.2. |
I’m also good with 3.2, like the tracking issue currently states. The big ticket item is integrating the Continuous Space, so we can keep a unified concept of space. |
sounds like a fun thing for me to work on over the christmas break. In the mean time, I'll continue updating various examples to use all the new stuff that came in 3.1. |
Actually, I might be interested to do some exploratory work on this over the weekend, as an integrated effort on integrating (parts of) Mesa-Geo. We can do the MPIEvaluator combo, were I do some pathfinding and deliver a shit PoC and you make it a proper implementation ;) |
Now that we want to stabilize the the cell space, we have to think about the namespace or module name we're going to put it in. Since it also contains a continuous component, I don't think |
Cell-spaces/discrete spaces and continuous spaces are really different things, so I would counsel against collapsing them. Conceptually, the underlying maths, for example, is quite distinct. Implementation-wise and API-wise, they are also quite different. I want to explore the possibility of having a generic space protocol to improve API alignment, but I don't see a feasible or desirable path beyond that. So, I prefer |
Sounds logical. Maybe we can even do |
not sure: flat is better than nested. |
A tracking issue for stabilizing the experimental Cell Space.
Mesa 3.0
A lot of active development, including:
Current spaces
Mesa 3.1
Integration and documentation.
Mesa 3.2
Stabilizing release
Current spaces
Mesa 4.0
Everyone let me know what you think, especially @quaquel and @Corvince.
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