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Summary Tab

This tab provides a summary table of all variables in the system, in a heirarchical fashion. Each variable is fully documented including its name, definition, dimensions (for tensor-valued variables), units and current value.

For example, this is a Ravel file modelling the economics textbook concept of a profit-maximizing firm.

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The next figure shows an extract from the summary tab documentation for this model.

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This document imports data from the Bank of International Assessments, separates the data into a number of variables, and uses data on debt in domestic currency and debt as a percentage of GDP to derive GDP in domestic currency data.

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This is the Summary Tab for that model, showing the variable names, their mathematical definitions, their dimensions, and any initial values assigned to them.

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Most of these fields are editable. Changing a variable's name will do a replace all instances operation to update all variables of the same name. Changing a variable's definition will replace the wiring graph leading into the variable by a user defined function containing your edited string. At some future point, functionality will be added to convert a user defined function into a wiring graph.


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