Power Grid Model DS

The Power Grid Model DS project extends the capabilities of the power-grid-model calculation engine with a modelling and simulation interface. This is aimed at building data science software applications related to or using the power-grid-model project, such as network analyses and simulations. It defines a Grid dataclass which manages the consistency of the complete network and allows for extensions of the Power Grid Model datastructure.

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Install from PyPI

You can directly install the package from PyPI.

pip install power-grid-model-ds

User Manual

• Quick Start
  • Setting up a grid extension
  • Grid Generation
  • Feeder IDs
  • Performing power flow calculations
  • Modifying the Grid
  • Analyzing Grid structure
• Demos
  • Connecting a new consumer
• The Grid
  • Array Container
  • Graph Container
  • Network consistency
• Model Interface
  • Grid definition
  • Topological modification
  • Array interface
  • Graph interface
• Examples
  • RadialGridGenerator Examples
  • FancyArray Examples
  • NetworkGraph Examples
  • Grid Object Examples
  • Feeder ID Guide
  • PGM Calculation Engine Examples
  • Grid extension Examples
  • Grid from text Examples
  • Grid Serialization Examples
• Visualizer
  • Features
  • Quickstart
• Advanced Documentation
  • Build Guide

API Reference

• power_grid_model_ds
  • FancyArray
  • GraphContainer
  • Grid
  • PowerGridModelInterface
  • arrays
  • constants
  • enums
  • errors
  • fancypy
  • generators
  • graph_models

Contribution

• Code of Conduct
  • Our Pledge
  • Our Standards
  • Our Responsibilities
  • Scope
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Attribution
• How to Contribute
  • Ways of contributing
  • Filing bugs and change requests
  • Community Guidelines
  • Style Guide
  • pre-commit hooks
  • REUSE Compliance
  • Git branching
  • Signing the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO)
  • Code reviews
  • Pull Request Process
  • Attribution
• Project Governance
  • Technical Steering Committee
  • Maintainers
  • Contributors
  • PyPI project management

Release and Support

• Release strategy
  • Actively supported Python versions
• Getting Help
  • How to ask for help, suggest a feature, or give recommendations.
  • How to report a bug
  • How to report a security vulnerability
  • Contributing a fix
• Security Policy
  • Supported Versions
  • Reporting a Vulnerability
• Citations