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VisionEval is a programming framework for disaggregate strategic planning models. Background information is available on the project Website, including the System Design. This site is focused on management of the collaborative effort.
Start with the Getting Started page, the description of the VE Models, and the VERPAT Tutorial. Model developers should also review the Developer Orientation page.
When considering contributing to VisionEval, start by reviewing the Goals and Objectives page and the Contribution Review Criteria. In addition, the Working Together page describes how we use version control and our test system, and the Automated Testing describes our test setup in more detail. Our Development Roadmap should also be reviewed. Contributions are currently being reviewed by the Pilot Review Team.
Modules perform individual tasks and are the fundamental building blocks of VisionEval code (e.g., create households). They perform single or multiple (sub-module) functions. Packages are logically related combinations of one or more modules organized into libraries, as a way to distribute the VisionEval code (e.g. HH synthesis including location, income, age, etc.). Each module is assigned to a package.
Models consist of a set sequence of modules called in a run script. A model is further customized for a local community by the set of data used from the datastore.
A GUI and scenario viewer (outputs visualizer) that works for the VE models has also been developed. The GUI and scenario viewer support setting up, running, and viewing multiple scenarios.
The current list of VisionEval todos, feature requests, known issues, etc. is being managed as Issues within Project Milestones. The Meeting Notes are also a useful resource.
- Getting Started
- VisionEval Primer
- Concepts Primer
- VisionEval Models
- VERPAT Tutorial
- VERSPM Tutorial
- VE-RSPM Training
- VE-State Tutorial
- Developer Orientation