Guides¶
Each guide shows how to do one thing with a scenario or with the Python API.
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Scenario files | The structure of a scenario: units, ports and wiring, measurements, custom operators, the initial state, output. |
| Changes and faults | Setpoint and mode changes, parameter changes, faults, ramps, and changes on some lanes only. |
| Plans, degradation and maintenance | Regimes, production transitions, slow degradation, maintenance tasks, and the plan's timeline. |
| Self-running plans | Production, maintenance and faults described as random processes and expanded into explicit plans. |
| Plant families | Distributions in scenarios, drawing plants, and running a family of plants as one batch. |
| Labels | When a fault becomes visible, how long loops take to settle, whether a plant is feasible, and where a sample's material came from. |
| Twin runs and lanes | Several lanes in one run, shared noise, and experiments that isolate one cause. |
| Multi-rate plants | Operators and controllers that update less often than the base step. |
| Using the core in Python | Building graphs from operators directly, and driving the engine step by step. |