Update Configuration to include missing power model configs and sector-coupled configs#1842
Update Configuration to include missing power model configs and sector-coupled configs#1842YuuGR1337 wants to merge 1 commit into
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Hi, @YuuGR1337. Thank you for the PR. Providing the details about what each configuration file does can be very useful. I have left few comments to be addressed.
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| | Config file | Description | | ||
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| | `config.default.yaml` | Default power model configuration with all available settings | |
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Hi, @YuuGR1337. Thank you for the PR. Can we modify the details a bit. config.default.yaml is primary baseline configuration for the full PyPSA-Earth workflow (electricity + sector options). We need to say that it serves as baseline and other config files inherent parameters from and override.
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| | `config.default.yaml` | Default power model configuration with all available settings | | ||
| | `config.tutorial.yaml` | Simplified configuration for test runs and tutorials | |
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Can we say that it is a lightweight tutorial override profile (tutorial: true) for short test/tutorial runs.
| | `test/config.sector.yaml` | Sector-coupled model configuration for multi-energy system runs | | ||
| | `test/config.myopic.yaml` | Myopic optimization configuration | |
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Maybe here it is better to refer: test/config.*.yaml, not individual configuration files inside test folder. These are the test configuration files that are used in CI test (run via make test) and also in some tutorials.
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| Remove the -n to do a real run. Follow the tutorial of PyPSA-Eur 1 and 2 on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ty47YU1_eeQ) to continue with an analysis. |
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These lines seems out of context, especially -n, as we do not talk about dry-run just before. Also, not sure about referring to PyPSA-Eur tutorials.
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Fixes #1377