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🔭🦕 Pyxel Config Lab

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🔧 Model/Function Builder

This panel is used to select a Pyxel model or function and to view or edit the resulting YAML configuration. The YAML shown here always reflects the current state of your setup and can be customized manually if needed.

Copies a ready-to-run Pyxel config — the real top-level exposure: / observation: / calibration: section, the proper detector block, and the grouped pipeline. The builder keeps its friendly run: mode: shape for editing; Copy hands you the true Pyxel version.

📙 Tutorial

This panel provides read-only tutorials and reference material to help you understand Pyxel concepts, configuration patterns, and best practices. Tutorials do not modify your configuration or YAML.

🛰️ Advanced Configuration

This panel controls how your simulation is configured and explored, not how Pyxel’s detectors work internally. Here you can select an interaction workflow, choose a detector model, customize parameters, and build the simulation pipeline. All changes made here are automatically merged into a single, up-to-date YAML configuration shown in the Build panel.

Running Mode

Select how you want to explore or run your configuration. Running modes describe the interaction workflow (single run, parameter sweep, or interactive exploration) and do not change how detectors behave internally.

Pipeline Presets

Pipeline presets provide predefined processing chains as starting points. Selecting a preset updates the pipeline automatically and can be customized further in the pipeline builder.

Pipeline Builder

Build and customize the processing pipeline by adding, removing, or reordering models. Changes here directly affect the generated YAML configuration.

    Detector Type

    Select the detector model to simulate. The chosen detector defines available parameters, noise models, readout behavior, and validation rules according to Pyxel’s schemas.

    🔒 Privacy & Telemetry

    The Pyxel Config Lab collects anonymous validation diagnostics, specifically, which schema rules your configuration triggers and where in the structure they occur so that confusing or unhelpful error messages can be found and improved. This information is used only to evaluate and improve the Lab.

    It never includes the contents of your configuration, the values you enter, or anything that could identify you. There are no accounts, no advertising trackers, and no personally identifiable information is collected or stored at any time.

    Feedback is always welcome. If you encounter a bug, have a suggestion, or would like to share your experience using the Config Lab, please feel free to open an issue on the Pyxel Config Lab project page . Community feedback is genuinely appreciated and plays an important role in improving the Lab for everyone. Thank you for being here!🫂

    You can also try Pyxel Assistive Reading Companion (ARC)✨ , a Firefox extension that provides contextual explanations for Pyxel concepts while reading the documentation.

    💬 Share Your Feedback

    Have a suggestion, found a bug, or want to tell me how Config Lab worked for you? Your feedback genuinely shapes what gets improved next. The form opens in a new tab and every field is optional.

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