Tutorials

A tutorial is not a story and not a sales pitch. It is a teacher: it takes one topic and treats it on its own terms, with the details, the contracts, and the traps that a short example has to leave out. Read these when you have time to spend and you want to understand — or change — how the library works, not just what it does.

Tutorial	It teaches	Time budget
Getting Started	Install, run, and put a predictor on your own Gymnasium environment, including the pitfalls	an hour
A new family and its DRPP	A new ambiguity-set family and the DRPP it needs, end to end	a day
Troubleshooting	The traps, what they look like when they bite, and what to do about them	as needed
The map	How the pages and the package fit together, for reading in any order	ten minutes

The last one is also the answer to “where does this fit?” when the shelf order does not match your question. The full route through the material, including the experiments and the papers, is the map.

Next

• The stories first: Examples
• The numbers: Experiments
• The theory: Research
• One route through all of it: the map