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TUDelft-DataDrivenControl / OFF

Working repo for a dynamic parametric wake toolbox which combines OnWaRDS, FLORIDyn and FLORIS
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Error about running different Example_Cases #16

Closed Xianlucky closed 6 days ago

Xianlucky commented 2 months ago

Hello, Professor! Today I discovered the FLORIDyn simulator and was excited to try out the possibilities. First, I ran FLORIDyn-main.py, but had some problems with the calling package, but I have solved it. Then, something about some of the running examples in main piqued my interest, and despite my exhaustive knowledge of the code, I found an unsolvable problem. As you can see below, the “Run FLORIDyn-main.py” step changes oi.init_simulation_by_path(f'{off.OFF_PATH}/02_Examplesand Cases/02_Example_Cases/run_example.yaml') seems to be a problem, and I still can't get it to work by trying to change it over and over again: image Also, I'm very interested in some of the running code, mainly as shown: 613d6e165d4ed0493f40004047b38f6 image Regarding the curves for power generation in your paper, I'm not sure how you achieved that. Is it possible to realize your paper in OFF? image

Of course, if I may I'm very interested in what the contents of these files are and what the results of running them are? If possible, I would appreciate any help or advice anyone can give.

Thanks a lot!

MarcusBecker-GitHub commented 2 months ago

Hi @Xianlucky Thanks for the interest in the code! The code is currently under development and the required inputs in the .yaml file have changed, which is likely the reason for the error you are seeing. My advice would be to stick to 'run_example.yaml' for now and modify it as needed to your case. Otherwise you'll have to wait until the first real "release" version is published with consistently working example cases. I expect this to be the case later this year, roughly November.

The path to the code that you are referring to is on my own computer and therefore won't work. It is related to the publication "Wind pattern clustering of high frequent field measurements for dynamic wind farm flow control" DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/2767/3/032028 The paper contains links to the data repository where you can get the run files.

Lastly, the paper screenshot that you shared if from an earlier publication also related to the Torque Conference but from 2022. The code to produce these results has not yet been published, but also will be, also towards the end of the year.

Please excuse the inconsistent state that this repository is partially in, we are working on fixing this.

Xianlucky commented 2 months ago

Ok, thank you very much for your answer. I'm looking forward to hearing about your latest work. I wish you all the best in your work!