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tests/integration_tests/mechanics/optimizedDispatch2Hybrid/ReadMe.txt

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-This test demonstrated converting the HERON optimized components' variables (optimized dispatch) to a text file that is compatible with HYBRID via two steps:
+This test demonstrates converting the HERON optimized components' variables (optimized dispatch) to a text file that is compatible with HYBRID via two steps:
 
 
 
 Step #0: Producing the HERON optimized dispatches
-In this step, the HERON optimized dispatches are creates similar to creating the dispatches CSV file in the folder: /HERON/tests/integration_tests/mechanics/debug_mode. You can create the dispactes CSV file running the commands such as:
+In this step, the HERON optimized dispatches are created like creating the dispatches CSV file in the folder: /HERON/tests/integration_tests/mechanics/debug_mode. You can create the dispatches CSV file running the commands such as:
 ~/projects/HERON/heron heron_input.xml
 ~/projects/raven/raven_framework outer.xml
 
 
 
 Step #1: "create_user_input.py"
 This script is run to create a user-input file for the HYBRID user.
-It is an initial step that the HYBRID user needs to create new names, if necessary, to: 1- The optimized dispatch outputs, 2- The components' capacities.
-This script extracts the optimized dispatch outputs from the dispatch prints csv file and the list of components (and their capacities) from the HERON input XML file.
+It is an initial step that the HYBRID user needs to rename, if necessary, the optimized dispatch outputs and the components' capacities.
+This script extracts the optimized dispatch outputs from the dispatch prints CSV file and the list of components' capacities from the HERON input XML file.
 
-It takes the following arguments:
+This script takes the following arguments:
 1- The HERON input XML file
-2- The optimized dispatch outputs csv file.
-For example, To run the script, use the following command:
+2- The optimized dispatch outputs CSV file.
+For example, to run the script, use the following command:
     python create_user_input.py heron_input.xml Debug_Run_o/dispatch_print.csv
-The output will be a user input file: "user_input.txt".
-The user needs to review the user input file and change/review the HYRBID variables and capacities there.
+The output will be a user input file: "user_input.txt"
+The user needs to review the user input file and change/review the HYBRID variables and capacities there.
 
-Next, the user can run the "export2Hybrid.py" which loads the dispatch outpus from HERON to a new file that HYBRID can use. The variables names in the autoloaded HYBRID file are borrowd from "user_input.txt"
+Next, the user can run the "export2Hybrid.py" which loads the dispatch outputs from HERON to a new file that HYBRID can use. The variables' names in the autoloaded HYBRID file are borrowed from "user_input.txt"
 
 
 
 Step #2: "export2Hybrid.py"
-A script to convert the HERON optimized components' variables (optimized dispatch) to a text file that is compatible with HYBRID.
+A script to convert the HERON optimized components' variables (optimized dispatch) to a text file compatible with HYBRID.
 
-The user-input file, "user_input.txt", must be in the same folder.
+The user-input file "user_input.txt" must be in the same folder.
 The user must review/modify the "user_input.txt" before running this script.
 
 This script is run with the following arguments:
 1- The HERON input XML file.
 2- The optimized dispatch outputs CSV file.
 For example, to run this script, use the following command:
     python export2Hybrid.py heron_input.xml Debug_Run_o/dispatch_print.csv
-The output will be a text file compatible with HYBRID: "hybrid_input.txt."
+The output will be a text file compatible with HYBRID: "hybrid_compatible_dispatch.txt
+
+
+For more details, the HERON User Manual, Sec. 7.2: Auto-loading the optimized dispatches from HERON to HYBRID