Every model in this package names its paper, book or web page in the
comment above it, but anything published from an explanation can only
carry what's in the payload. A citation that only exists in a comment
can't be shown next to the number it backs up, so this puts the same
attribution in the payload.
title is the only required field. For some curves that homebrewing has
copied for thirty years, a title is all we can cite, and making up an
author would be worse than leaving the field out.
Where a formula comes from, as data.
Every model in this package names its paper, book or web page in the comment above it, but anything published from an explanation can only carry what's in the payload. A citation that only exists in a comment can't be shown next to the number it backs up, so this puts the same attribution in the payload.
titleis the only required field. For some curves that homebrewing has copied for thirty years, a title is all we can cite, and making up an author would be worse than leaving the field out.