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dean-krueger opened this issue Oct 15, 2024 · 4 comments
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Flip the DRE from preference to cost #1817

dean-krueger opened this issue Oct 15, 2024 · 4 comments
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dean-krueger commented Oct 15, 2024

Currently the DRE solves with respect to maximizing preference. However, a more realistic approach is to try to minimize cost. Notionally, there is a simple inverse relationship between the two. However, as Cyclus aims to be more realistic, that relationship may change. This issue will act as a blanket issue for the first part of the CINR Font-End Realism project.

Final Completion non-issue Checklist:

  • Insure backwards compatibility
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gonuke commented Oct 15, 2024

Is this better as a milestone, that has these issues supporting it?

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I made this issue because I read a github blog from October 1, 2024 about a new feature that would al 8000 low adding sub-issues as an opt-in beta thing. I have an item in tomorrows Fuel Cycles meeting agenda to talk about this, but I went ahead and made this issue before I realized it was just a beta feature. This issue sort of corresponds with one of the milestones already, so if after thinking about it you don't want to opt into that beta I can delete it, but if you do, then it's already all here for me to play around with the feature (or at least that was my thinking)

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gonuke commented Oct 21, 2024

I'm curious to see how sub-issues and milestones all work together in the project.... This top issue is probably already part of a current milestone (or could be), and I don't think we can nest milestones, so maybe sub-issues make sense.

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gonuke commented Oct 21, 2024

I've entered the beta, so feel free to move these all to sub-issues and see how we can manipulate them in the project

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