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GRRG - Grid Related Research Group

The grrg bundle is used for data and network analyis of electrical grids. The module makes variants with Python 3.9 and 3.10 available.

Software Version
coincbc 2.10.10
cython 0.29.34
emd 0.4.0
glpk 5.0
highspy 1.5.0.dev0
igraph 0.10.4
joypy 0.2.6
jumpdiff 0.4.2
jupyter 1.0.0
matplotlib 3.7.1
MFDFA
networkx 3.0
numpy 1.23.5
osfclient 0.0.5
pandapower 2.10.0
pandas 1.5.3
plotly 5.14.1
plotnine 0.10.1
pymgrid 1.2.0
PYPOWER
pypsa 0.22.1
pytables 3.8.0
pytorch 2.0.0
pywavelets 1.4.1
scikit-learn 1.2.2
scipy 1.9.3
seaborn 0.12.2
spyder 5.4.3
stochastic 0.7.0
sympy 1.11.1
u8darts-all 0.23.1

UFS HPC Usage Example

The default variant uses python 3.9. If this is sufficient the following command executed in the terminal will be enough to load the bundle:

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module load grrg
The following example loads the variant with python 3.10 
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module load grrg python=3.10
The Spyder ide, Jupyter-notebook, and Python and IPython can be run as shown as below: 
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spyder
jupyter-notebook
ipython
python
The grrg_shell commmand can be used to access a shell in the grrg bundle. 
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grrg_shell

Cloning the conda environment

If additional packages are required then the conda environment can be cloned to your home. Run the grrg_shell command and run the following commands in the grrg shell:

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conda create --name grrg++ --clone grrg
conda activate grrg++
conda install -q -c conda-forge pyarrow
The name grrg++ can be changed to your needs and pyarrow can be adjusted to your needs. The new environment can be accessed as follows: 

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ERN_OVERRIDE_CONDA_ENV="grrg++" ipython
Finally, creating the clone can be scripted using a HERE-DOC in Bash 
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grrg_shell <<SCRIPT
. /ern/bin/activate
conda create --name grrg++ --clone grrg
conda activate grrg++
conda install -q -c conda-forge pyarrow
SCRIPT
The environment can be removed as shown below: 
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grrg_shell <<SCRIPT
. /ern/bin/activate
conda-env remove -n grrg++
SCRIPT

Performance Notes

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Benchmarks

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Licensing Information

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