Closed Deepakgthomas closed 5 years ago
Thank you for testing ClustForOpt, and thank you for pointing that out! The example seems to be an old version of load_timeseries_data(). See workflow_introduction.jl for a working example.
I am currently rewriting the documentation and README, the documentation
branch has the newest version. I hope it should be up in dev
and master
in 1-2 weeks. Have a look if you like to see hopefully improved descriptions of how to use ClustForOpt.jl. Feedback welcome anytime.
In the documentation
branch, there is also a new function to load_timeseries_data() where you just specify the data import by saying for example load_timeseries_data(:CEP_GER1)
.
Before the new documentation is deployed, you would have to read the actual files in the documentation branch, e.g. https://github.com/holgerteichgraeber/ClustForOpt.jl/blob/documentation/docs/src/load_data.md .
Thank you for the quick information :)
@Deepakgthomas the new documentation and also the load_timeseries_data() function is now in the current stable version of ClustForOpt.
Hello,
I am trying to test the ClustForOpt.jl software, however when I try running a variation of the example provided in the readme -
using ClustForOpt ts_input_data = load_timeseries_data("DAM", "GER")
I get the following error: MethodError: no method matching load_timeseries_data(::String, ::String) Closest candidates are: load_timeseries_data(::Any; region, T, years, att) at /home/nvidia/.julia/packages/ClustForOpt/YNrmS/src/utils/load_data.jl:19
Stacktrace: