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Not urgent - but a discussion thread for how data is saved/loaded for WSIMOD models. The current setup is enormously timeconsuming and can make debugging rather hard.
Currently each timeseries is must be converted into the wsimod to_datetime format (which I think is what is taking so long) and stored as keys.
pandas would be the sensible alternative but I avoided it to minimise dependencies - possible it could be optional - and if present used to speed things up a lot.
would probably need to feature in both the model save and load to allow conversion of existing non-pandas models.
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Not urgent - but a discussion thread for how data is saved/loaded for WSIMOD models. The current setup is enormously timeconsuming and can make debugging rather hard.
Currently each timeseries is must be converted into the wsimod
to_datetime
format (which I think is what is taking so long) and stored as keys.pandas
would be the sensible alternative but I avoided it to minimise dependencies - possible it could be optional - and if present used to speed things up a lot.would probably need to feature in both the model
save
andload
to allow conversion of existing non-pandas models.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: