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What is the reason that the conversion parameter is exposed to the user? It seems to me that this is true if we model storage, and false if we don't model storage. In that case, I think it would be beneficial to not expose the parameter to the user, and just have it assigned somewhere under the hood.
Or am I missing some case where we want to actually play with the conversion parameter when running the optimization model?
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The thought is that conversion is necessary without storage if one e.g. models AC - you need to convert electricity to cooling demand but there is no need to store. That is why I thought about a separation.
What is the reason that the
conversion
parameter is exposed to the user? It seems to me that this istrue
if we model storage, andfalse
if we don't model storage. In that case, I think it would be beneficial to not expose the parameter to the user, and just have it assigned somewhere under the hood.Or am I missing some case where we want to actually play with the
conversion
parameter when running the optimization model?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: