Currently, the shares used in the get_clean_cooking_access method to calculate the current clean cooking shares are still based on the single numbers for rural and urban settlements, this needs to be changed to use the output of the new calibration methods.
Currently, the shares used in the
get_clean_cooking_accessmethod to calculate the current clean cooking shares are still based on the single numbers for rural and urban settlements, this needs to be changed to use the output of the new calibration methods.The method looks like this now: https://github.com/Open-Source-Spatial-Clean-Cooking-Tool/OnStove/blob/7c1fea1c4fd1ff97c3c9b99987696a7ca5732e47/onstove/model.py#L1160-L1183 This relates to issue #307