use_rows in pf.add_parameters #412
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I think you are dreaming...haha. @briochh would know for sure... |
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@wkitlasten, you may not be in a complete dream state. You should be able to pass detail on the rows to set up based on the value of index col -- if you pass use_rows as > 1D object (list of whatever). e.g. |
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haha, I can't even get: use_rows= [('par1'), ('par2')]
use_rows = ['par1', 'par2']
…On Thu, Mar 2, 2023 at 4:04 PM Brioch Hemmings ***@***.***> wrote:
@wkitlasten <https://github.com/wkitlasten>, you may not be in a complete
dream state. You should be able to pass detail on the rows to set up based
on the value of index col -- if you pass use_rows as > 1D object (list of
whatever). e.g. use_rows=[(1)] should set up only where the index col is 1.
Note, (I believe) that this is the value of the index_col in the model
input file (i.e. before we do any zero-based adjustments in pyemu)... I
think it should also work for string values ie use_rows=[("this_one"),
("and_this_one")]. Interested to know how that goes for you.
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Can use_rows be a string to identify the row based on the index column, or was I dreaming (#sad). Otherwise, we have to parse the input file separately just to get the row number?
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