Re:How to Debug Your Battery
by tomtranter on Sunday July 28, 2024 @03:57PM
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Hahaha. No marshmallow instructions for us yet but some people are using PyBaMM to model thermal runaway. We don't use an LLM but I guess could in order to catch more edge cases. There is an experiment class and a step class. Each step can be called with arguments or passed a string that equates to the same thing but you will get errors if you mistype or leave something out. https://docs.pybamm.org/en/v23.5_a/source/api/experiment/exp...
Re:How to Debug Your Battery
by moffkalast on Sunday July 28, 2024 @04:18PM
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Ah so it's more of a rigorously formatted code that looks like natural language, COBOL style :P
Figured it's more likely that, interesting choice for sure.
Re:How to Debug Your Battery
by tomtranter on Sunday July 28, 2024 @04:24PM
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PyBaMM predates ChatGPT. But we're emulating cyclers which are fairly basic tbh. I'm exploring ways of using LLMs to improve the experience. ie Cycle my NMC-Gr 18650 with a CCCV at 1C with an RPT cycle of CCCV and GITT at C/10 every 10 cycles until 80% capacity using model options x,y,z
Wait, does this thing take natural language instructions? Does an LLM parse this to something more stuctured?
"Charge at 1C for 1 hour, place under campfire, discharge at 1000 C, cook marshmallows"