Add TERM condition estimation calculator
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```ruby
class TermEstimationCalculator < ConditionEstimationCalculator
  
  # Estimates the condition rating of an asset using approximations of
  # TERM condition decay splines. The condition is only associated with
  # the age of the asset
  #
  def calculate(asset)
    
    Rails.logger.debug "TERMEstimationCalculator.calculate(asset)"
      
    years = asset.age
    
    if asset.asset_type.name == 'Vehicle'
      if years <= 3
        return -1.75 / 3 * years + 5 + 1.75 / 3;
      else
        return 3.29886 * Math.exp(-0.0178422 * years)            
      end
    elsif asset.asset_type.name == 'Rail Car'
      if years <= 2.5
        return -3.75/5 * years + 5 + 3.75/5
      else
        return 4.54794 * Math.exp(-0.0204658 * years)
      end
    elsif asset.asset_type.name == 'Support Facility'
      if years <= 18
        return 5.08593 * Math.exp(-0.0196381 * years)
      elsif years <= 19
        return -2.08 / 5 * years + 11.236
      else
        return 3.48719 * Math.exp(-0.0042457 * years)
      end
    elsif asset.asset_type.name == 'Transit Facility'
      return scaled_sigmoid(6.689 - 0.255 * years)
      
    elsif asset.asset_type.name == 'Fixed Guideway'
      return 4.94961 * Math.exp(-0.0162812 * years)
    
    else
      # If we don't have a term curve then default to a Straight Line Estimation
      slc = StraightLineEstimationCalculator.new(@policy)
      return slc.calculate(asset)
    end
    
  end
  
  # Estimates the last servicable year for the asset based on the last reported condition. If no
  # condition has been reported, the policy year is returned
  def last_servicable_year(asset)

    Rails.logger.debug "TERMEstimationCalculator.last_servicable_year(asset)"
    year = asset.in_service_date.year + @policy.get_policy_item(asset).max_service_life_years
    
  end  
  
  def scaled_sigmoid(val)
    x = Math.exp(val)
    return x / (1.0 + x) * 4 + 1
  end

end```
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