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Refactor Flixopt description and remove redundancy
Removed redundant sections and improved clarity in the description of Flixopt's capabilities and calculation modes.
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* arbitrary evaluation metrics through *Effects*, supporting multiobjective and constrained formulations.
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* allocating impacts to freely definable evaluation metrics, through *Effects*, supporting multiobjective and constrained formulations.
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* easy switch of objectives and wide flexibility of configuration of the calculation
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Flixopt is designed for flexible use across various disciplines and research questions or practical tasks ranging from operational dispatch to strategic planning.
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## Software Description
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These capabilities remain inactive unless explicitly required, keeping models compact and computationally efficient.
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Flixopt supports several calculation modes. The default mode performs full time-resolved optimization. Aggregated modes use clustered typical periods, following principles discussed in the literature on time-series aggregation ([@TSAM2020]), reducing computational burden for long time horizons. A segmented mode decomposes large operational problems into smaller, sequentially optimized blocks.
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Flixopt supports several calculation modes. The default mode performs full time-resolved optimization. Aggregated modes use clustered typical periods, following principles discussed in the literature on time-series aggregation ([@TSAM2020]), reducing computational load for long time horizons. A segmented mode decomposes large operational problems into smaller, sequentially optimized blocks.
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## Effects
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