Changed to h5py for saving instead of the xarray.to_netcdf function. …#128
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Changed to h5py for saving instead of the xarray.to_netcdf function. …#128GijsVermarien merged 28 commits intodevelopfrom
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…Changed SequentialModel to allow multiple versions of the same model type to be run in sequence.
…s/hdf5_save # Conflicts: # src/uclchem/model.py
Save model used to destroy the _data structure, now it applies itself to a copy of the model data instead.
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# Conflicts: # src/uclchem/model.py
This reverts commit 49e44c5.
This reverts commit d7932ee.
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…Changed SequentialModel to allow multiple versions of the same model type to be run in sequence.