Dimension information of the outputs #155
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Is there any documation about the dimension names for the output? For example, I'm looking at the variable cap_new_bin_out in the output gdx file (or cap_new_bin_out.csv). I can identify the first column (e.g., battery_2) is the fuel technology, thrid column (e.g., p1) is the BA region, four column is the year. But I don't know what the second column (e.g., new1, new33) and fifth column (e.g., bin1, bin 18) are. Any advice on this? |
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The outputs lose their names when they are written to csv files, but you can see them in GAMS. The e_report.gms file includes all of the outputs that are written by the model. It will show their indices, units, and how they are calculated. For example, if you search e_report.gms for cap_new_bin_out, you'll see this:
You'll also see the how cap_new_bin_out is calculated:
If you need to know what specific indices are in GAMS, you can search for those to identify them upstream. For example, a search for "v" will lead you to this in b_inputs.gms:
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The outputs lose their names when they are written to csv files, but you can see them in GAMS. The e_report.gms file includes all of the outputs that are written by the model. It will show their indices, units, and how they are calculated. For example, if you search e_report.gms for cap_new_bin_out, you'll see this:
cap_new_bin_out(i,v,r,t,rscbin) "--MW-- capacity of built techs"
You'll also see the how cap_new_bin_out is calculated:
If you need to know what specific indices are in GAMS, you can sear…