Fix2461 #2486
Fix2461 #2486
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- Introduced a new function to infer updated coefficients for the Huld model based on EU JRC research. - Added a parameter to the existing Huld function to optionally use these updated coefficients. - Updated documentation to reflect the new functionality and included references to the EU JRC paper. - Added tests to verify the implementation and ensure compatibility with existing functionality. (cherry picked from commit f0ba338)
- Updated the test for the Huld model to use non-reference values for irradiance and temperature. - Enhanced the test to verify that results differ for all supported cell types when using EU JRC coefficients. - Added checks to ensure all cell types are supported and that a KeyError is raised for invalid cell types. (cherry picked from commit 7c0feba)
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I'm -1 on the new kwarg Comments for my fellow maintainers? |
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I'm between @cwhanse and @OmarBahamida ; I prefer a |
| .. [2] EU JRC paper, "Updated coefficients for the Huld model", | ||
| https://doi.org/10.1002/pip.3926 |
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Looks like you didn't change this to fit the IEEE citation format nor the :doi: directive (see the citation just above).
I recommend you to read https://pvlib-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing/style_guide.html
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| match='Either k or cell_type must be specified'): | |||
| res = pvarray.huld(1000, 25, 100) | |||
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| def test_huld_eu_jrc(): | |||
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Can you check for some specific values, up to 4-5 decimals? It would be better if you calculate them outside of your Python implementation.
Enhance Huld model with EU JRC coefficients