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# 10/27/2022 Update
## Agenda
1. Math Spec Revision High Level
2. Math Spec Graphics
3. Long Term Math Spec Vision
## Math Spec Revision High Level
- I have been working on an internal research project for speeding up/improving math spec development which I am now using for updating the math spec
- Primary purpose is to provide a programmatic interface for writing and modifying the spec to make it easier to maintain/modify
- Rationale:
1. Provides automation to do things like zoom into any behavioral action or policy and map out just the relevant other actions on the fly
2. Gets out of the need to use lucidchart in the future and instead have open source model for any modifications in the future
3. It will allow a lot of extensions such as being able to query things such as "what mechanisms/policies at any point modify the pool value of a broker pool?"
## Math Spec Graphics
- (To be presented as jupyter notebook)
- The graphics have been loaded into this new format, and all the new changes are represented
- This is the abstracted version so it will not be opionated on the ordering of actions (such as when the broker share is paid out), but serves as the blueprint
- The policy options sheet will inform which policies would cause different chains of specific actions
- Consider these two things while looking at it:
- Beyond just generally making it look less ugly, what would be useful to see on the graphics?
- Do any of the graphics not seem to represent what ought to be happening?
## Long Term Math Spec Vision
<b>Phase 1 (Completed)</b>: The static math spec
<b>Phase 2 (Completed)</b>: Programmatic math spec for just visuals
<b>Phase 3</b>: Full programmatic math spec
<b>Phase 4</b>: Policy options integration + movement towards actual implementation specific spec
<b>Phase 5A</b>: Integration into the dynamic dashboard for interacting with the math spec (dynamic dashboard software is part of internal research hours)
<b>Phase 5B</b>: Map to cadCAD model with the ability to auto-generate example scenarios as we have done in the past