How to use the pysd.functions.cache function in pysd

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@cache('step')
def equality():
    """
    equality




    """
    return functions.if_then_else(quotient() == quotient_target(), 1, 0)

@cache('step')
def saveper():
    """
    SAVEPER

    Minute [0,?]

    The frequency with which output is stored.
    """
    return time_step()

@cache('step')
def saveper():
    """
    SAVEPER

    Minute [0,?]

    The frequency with which output is stored.
    """
    return time_step()

@cache('run')
def initial_time():
    """
    INITIAL TIME

    Minute

    The initial time for the simulation.
    """
    return 0

@cache('step')
def saveper():
    """
    SAVEPER

    Month [0,?]

    The frequency with which output is stored.
    """
    return time_step()

@cache('run')
def room_temperature():
    """
    Room Temperature




    """
    return 70

@cache('run')
def quotient_target():
    """
    quotient target




    """
    return 0.75

@cache('run')
def final_time():
    """
    FINAL TIME

    Minute

    The final time for the simulation.
    """
    return 45

@cache('step')
def quotient():
    """
    quotient




    """
    return numerator() / denominator()

@cache('step')
def accumulation():
    """
    accumulation




    """
    return integ_accumulation()