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This branch will be used to develop a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) using the graphtik package to calculate the base wire size required for ampacity.
Initial development is occuring in a ipynb file with functions and DAG definition to move to osd.py after agreeing on the DAG.
The calculations performed in the DAG are very simple, but there are many steps. The primary purpose of the DAG is to have the ability to visualize the calculation flow and have the visualization of the calculations and the calculations generated from the same underlying code. The ability to visualize the calculation flow is anticipated to being vital to achieving acceptance of this tool beyond the developers.
@gall9488, take a look when you have a moment.