Hello everybody, I hope this is the right place for discussions. I have a few initial questions about OpenEEMeter: 1. Do you recommend using it on a single or small number of commercial buildings?

Good questions. For now, this is the best place, yes. At some point we may have a dedicated place for this sort of initial discussion. But this seems like as good a place as any, as there are many new

Thanks so much. This makes a lot of sense. I will spend some more time looking through your links. -- ----- Si Chen Open Source Strategies, Inc.

Hey folks - I just wanted to send a "save the date" for the upcoming webinar introducing the OpenEEmeter as part of the LF Energy projects. We'll be posting the updated webinar access information as

Update: the webinar recording has been posted on https://www.lfenergy.org/projects and on youtube (https://youtu.be/ucVH130_V6g). Thanks again to all who attended, and I apologize for the confusion

The first OpenEEmeter Technical Steering Committee (TSC) meeting will be held on August 7, 2019 from 8:30-9:00am Pacific. This and all following TSC meetings will be open to the public and

Dear OpenEEmeter community, We are holding a special meeting tomorrow (Wednesday, September 4, 8:30-9:00am Pacific) to gather feedback and suggestions about the OpenEEmeter tutorials and

Dear OpenEEmeter users: I wanted to follow up on this feedback meeting. Special thanks to those who showed up to give feedback and contribute to the discussion. I wanted to share minutes from the

Hello, I'd like to get your suggestions on integrating OpenEEMeter with our open source opentaps energy application (opentaps.org) opentaps is an open source application built in Django. It allows

Great idea! The OpenEEmeter can certainly be integrated into a django application, and it sounds like you have the right idea of what the library can be used to do. It's also python of course, so just

Thanks! The tutorial was very helpful. We’ll look into the integration and let you know how it goes. -- ----- Si Chen Open Source Strategies, Inc. opentaps and open source business models at the

The OpenEEmeter public meeting is scheduled for 8:30am PT. (Meetings are held at this time on first and third Wednesdays.) All are welcome to attend to ask questions or offer feedback, including both

Hello, I'm looking at integrating OpenEEMeter with opentaps some more, and I have a couple of questions about how to save and re-use the models from OpenEEMeter. Are these the classes with the hourly

For hourly, you are correct. For billing/daily, you'll want to make sure you are using the correct candidate model - the one chosen by the balance point grid search. See the model attribute of

Hello Phil, Thanks for getting back to me. It seems that eemeter.fit_caltrack_usage_per_day_model returns eemeter.CalTRACKUsagePerDayModelResults, which then has

Here's the link to the Google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nRd-SV8Ws-2_ufXaNZy0XoNngLhEYMQ4pXrTfDny7CU/edit#heading=h.fqluq97j06qm ----- Si Chen Open Source Strategies, Inc. opentaps and

Yes, that's the most straightforward way to use the models. Also keep in mind that both the Results models and the model those reference have json/predict methods, so you may be able to consider that

Great, we'll work on it and let you know! ----- Si Chen Open Source Strategies, Inc. opentaps and open source business models at the VOLTTRON conference: https://youtu.be/2jnyIOBHrkU

Just joined the group! (Didn't know I was missing out.) I recall that Recurve used to host a version of the latest eeMeter code that could be run on test data for individual buildings. Is this still

Hello Phil, Please take a look at our pull request https://github.com/openeemeter/eemeter/pull/383 and let me know what you think. Thanks!