tsam 2.3.1__tar.gz → 2.3.2__tar.gz
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- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/.github/workflows/pytest.yml +42 -35
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/.gitignore +17 -17
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/.gitlab-ci.yml +11 -11
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/.readthedocs.yml +14 -14
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/LICENSE.txt +20 -20
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/MANIFEST.in +3 -3
- tsam-2.3.2/Makefile +14 -0
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/PKG-INFO +168 -165
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/README.md +135 -135
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/Makefile +25 -25
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/make.bat +36 -36
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/conf.py +197 -197
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/durationRepresentationDoc.rst +15 -15
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/exactKmedoidsDoc.rst +15 -15
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/furtherReadingDoc.rst +28 -28
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/gettingStartedDoc.rst +84 -84
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/hypertunedaggregationDoc.rst +20 -20
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/index.rst +44 -44
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/installationDoc.rst +38 -38
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/integratedSoftwareDoc.rst +19 -19
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/kmaxoidsDoc.rst +15 -15
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/legalNoticeDoc.rst +38 -38
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/mathematicalBackgroundDoc.rst +66 -66
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/newsDoc.rst +55 -55
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/periodAggregationDoc.rst +15 -15
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/representationsDoc.rst +15 -15
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/segmentationDoc.rst +15 -15
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/structureOfTsamDoc.rst +29 -29
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/timeseriesaggregationDoc.rst +21 -21
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_example.ipynb +790 -790
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_method_showcase.ipynb +281 -281
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_optiinput.ipynb +480 -480
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_representation.ipynb +1211 -1211
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_segment_period_animation.ipynb +868 -868
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_segment_period_building_timeseries.ipynb +329 -329
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_segment_period_opti.ipynb +249 -249
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/aggregation_segmentation.ipynb +1883 -1883
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/example_k_maxoids.ipynb +674 -674
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/get_clustercenter_indices.py +24 -24
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/predefined_sequence_example.ipynb +1117 -1117
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/paretoOptimalAggregation.csv +389 -389
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/preprocessed_wind.csv +368 -368
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/testperiods_hierarchical.csv +241 -241
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/testperiods_kmeans.csv +193 -193
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/testperiods_kmedoids.csv +1345 -1345
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/testperiods_predefClusterOrder.csv +193 -193
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/testperiods_predefClusterOrderAndClusterCenters.csv +193 -193
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/results/testperiods_segmentation.csv +241 -241
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/examples/testdata.csv +8761 -8761
- tsam-2.3.2/requirements.txt +7 -0
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/requirements.yml +7 -7
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/requirements_dev.txt +11 -11
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/requirements_dev.yml +8 -8
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/setup.cfg +4 -4
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/setup.py +40 -40
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_accuracyIndicators.py +63 -63
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_adjacent_periods.py +42 -42
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_aggregate_hiearchical.py +402 -402
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_assert_raises.py +234 -234
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_averaging.py +57 -57
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_cluster_order.py +132 -132
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_durationCurve.py +63 -63
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_durationRepresentation.py +157 -157
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_extremePeriods.py +93 -93
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_hierarchical.py +78 -78
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_hypertuneAggregation.py +169 -169
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_k_maxoids.py +57 -57
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_k_medoids.py +53 -53
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_k_medoids_contiguity.py +83 -83
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_minmaxRepresentation.py +70 -70
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_preprocess.py +43 -43
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_properties.py +190 -190
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_samemean.py +51 -51
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_segmentation.py +109 -109
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_subhourlyResolution.py +54 -54
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_subhourly_periods.py +41 -41
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/test/test_weightingFactors.py +70 -70
- tsam-2.3.2/tsam/__init__.py +11 -0
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/hyperparametertuning.py +245 -245
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/periodAggregation.py +141 -141
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/representations.py +167 -167
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/timeseriesaggregation.py +1343 -1343
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/utils/durationRepresentation.py +204 -204
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/utils/k_maxoids.py +145 -145
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/utils/k_medoids_contiguity.py +133 -133
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/utils/k_medoids_exact.py +234 -234
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam/utils/segmentation.py +118 -118
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam.egg-info/PKG-INFO +168 -165
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +1 -0
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/tsam.egg-info/requires.txt +2 -2
- tsam-2.3.1/requirements.txt +0 -7
- tsam-2.3.1/tsam/utils/__init__.py +0 -0
- {tsam-2.3.1 → tsam-2.3.2}/docs/source/_static/logo.png +0 -0
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- {tsam-2.3.1/tsam → tsam-2.3.2/tsam/utils}/__init__.py +0 -0
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This work is supported by the Helmholtz Association under the Joint Initiative ["Energy System 2050 A Contribution of the Research Field Energy"](https://www.helmholtz.de/en/research/energy/energy_system_2050/) and the program ["Energy System Design"](https://www.esd.kit.edu/index.php) and within the [BMWi/BMWk](https://www.bmwk.de/Navigation/DE/Home/home.html) funded project [**METIS**](http://www.metis-platform.net/).
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