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Model Abstract

This folder contains abstract files per round for team-models submitting to the Scenario Modeling Hub.

Subdirectory

Each sub-directory within the model-abstract/ directory has the format:

team-model

where

  • team is the abbraviated teamname (team_abbr) and
  • model is the abbreviated name of your model (model_abbr).

Both team and model should be less than 15 characters, and not include hyphens nor spaces.

The team-model should correspond to the team-model sub-directory in the associated model-output folder containing the associated projections.

Template

Each abstract is associated with a specific round. A template of the expected abstract format is available in the template/ folder, with the round_id name as the name of the file.

Round Name Round ID (Filename Date)
Round 1 - Phase I 2024-06-25

Abstract file

Each abstract file within the subdirectory should have the following name

YYYY-MM-DD-team-model.md

where

  • YYYY is the 4 digit year,
  • MM is the 2 digit month,
  • DD is the 2 digit day,
  • team is the teamname, and
  • model is the name of your model.

The date YYYY-MM-DD should correspond to the round ID. For example for the round 1 - Phase I of the disparity round, it corresponds to the round due date, "2024-06-25" from "Phase 1 projections due: 2024-06-25" as noted in the scenario description on the main README, Submission Information).

Please keep the sections (or headings), lines starting with #, as they are in the templates and only change spaces marked with FILL. All markdown associated format is accepted, except the addition of other sections (or headings).

For more information on the markdown format, please consult the GitHub - Basic writing and formatting syntax help page

Examples

The model-abstract/ contains an example abstract file from a team2-modelb team. The abstract file associated with the example is a copy of a template file, the example here is mainly design to illustrate the organization of the folder and the file naming system.