Hi Si, Thanks for your email. "Blackout period" is synonymous with the Intervention Period described in CalTRACK 1.4.4 (see http://docs.caltrack.org/en/latest/methods.html). This period is the time

Hello, I'm looking at the tutorial http://eemeter.openee.io/tutorial.html and would like to know what the role of blackout_start_date and blackout_end_date are? They're set to 12/26/2016 and 1/4/2017.

Thanks for the reply Phil. As CalTRACK usage grows and OpenEEmeter is part of more contracts I expect such a public version would get more use from a diverse group of interested parties. My specific

Hi Steve, Welcome and glad to have you. I apologize for my late response to this. The short answer to your question is no, Recurve no longer hosts the version of the OpenEEmeter that you describe, as

OK, thanks for getting back to me. We'll use the github issues trackers in the future too. ----- Si Chen Open Source Strategies, Inc. https://youtu.be/SGp-LwBLais

Hi Si, This may have something to do with the scheduled maintenance of the NOAA source weather data. See related issue eeweather#58 https://github.com/openeemeter/eeweather/issues/58. We were

Hello, We're testing out OpenEEWeather but are getting data that's out of date. The weather station is Downtown LA/USC Campus, USAF 722874. We tried requesting for the last 30 days, but the last

That sounds good. We'll take care of it. ----- Si Chen Open Source Strategies, Inc. https://youtu.be/SGp-LwBLais

Thanks again, Si. Left some comments and suggestions on the pull request. Phil

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!

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

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

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

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

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

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, 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

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

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

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