Closed fbenke-pik closed 5 months ago
great, thank you for this, Falk! which remind runs did you use to run your tests? we introduced some changes within remind that affect those variables and it would be great to have a comparison that includes those changes in the resulting gdx
s and also be able to compare ceteris paribus, basically to make sure that the differences you see in the summation checks you mentioned here are not coming from this changes. Or maybe you checked already and I didn't get it? thank you!
we introduced some changes within remind that affect those variables and it would be great to have a comparison that includes those changes
this is the latest one https://github.com/remindmodel/remind/pull/1599
also tagging @0UmfHxcvx5J7JoaOhFSs5mncnisTJJ6q and @fschreyer so they can stay on top of things :)
I tested with these runs
"SDP_MC-NPi-AMT_2024-03-01_22.13.42",
"SSP2EU_PBS-NDC-AMT_2024-03-02_04.26.14",
"SSP2EU_PBS-NPi-AMT_2024-03-01_22.14.22",
"SSP2EU_PBS-PkBudg650-AMT_2024-03-02_04.26.25",
"SSP2EU-EU21-PkBudg1050-AMT_2024-03-02_17.16.02",
"SSP2EU-EU21-PkBudg500-AMT_2024-03-02_17.15.46",
"SSP2EU-EU21-PkBudg650-AMT_2024-03-02_17.15.54",
"SSP2EU-NDC-AMT_2024-03-02_06.05.42",
"SSP2EU-NPi-AMT_2024-03-01_22.11.59",
"SSP2EU-PkBudg1050-AMT_2024-03-02_06.06.08",
"SSP2EU-PkBudg500-AMT_2024-03-02_06.05.52",
"SSP2EU-PkBudg650-AMT_2024-03-02_06.06.01",
"SSP5-NPi-AMT_2024-03-01_22.13.21",
"SSP5-PkBudg650-AMT_2024-03-02_06.06.32"
I see changes in summations, but all are improvements and they are most likely due to some of your fixes which were also introduced since the original reporting was run.
Let me know if I should test with other runs as well.
maybe Michaja @0UmfHxcvx5J7JoaOhFSs5mncnisTJJ6q has managed to get some recent runs?
Honestly, I am at a loss as to why this works. Simón said he required
restore_zeros = TRUE
during development [↑] and there is no material change in the code. Thismostly by introducing new options when reading in data from gdxes.
actually only affects
pm_IndstCO2Captured
(and does not work there, so it needs to be changed).I guess
readGDX(restore_zeros = FALSE)
works for the variables because they have non-zero marginals acrossttot
, but if that was not the case earlier (see above) it might change again in the future.¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I introduced the spatial
argument whenever sth. crashed after setting restore_zeros = F
(usually, when the only value left for emission market in the read in data was "ETS", which makes magclass think, it must be a regional column).
If we cannot reproduce the things that made this crash in the past, I'd say we go ahead and merge. The moment at happens again, I will work on fixing it. It is just pretty difficult to fix sth. I cannot reproduce.
I introduced the
spatial
argument whenever sth. crashed when testing with some gdxes (usually, when the only value for emission market in the read in data was "ETS", which makes magclass think, it must be a regional column), so should be more than one problem.
Indeed, my eyes glazed over when looking at the diff.
This PR avoids using the memory-intense option restoreZeros in reportEmi and reportFE to read in data, mostly by introducing new options when reading in data from gdxes.
I tested with various gdxes from previous runs that reporting does not break and summation gaps did not widen through this.