System Advisor Model (SAM)

Can I see and modify the mathematical code of a module in SDK?

joaovitornavarro
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16 Sep 2016 20:17 #4767 by joaovitornavarro

Replied by joaovitornavarro on topic Can I see and modify the mathematical code of a module in SDK?

Thank you for your help.

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Robert

10 May 2023 12:15 #12136 by Robert

Replied by Robert on topic Can I see and modify the mathematical code of a module in SDK?

Hello Paul,

I have recently gained interest in using the SDK for development of a web application and was wondering if you have since made changes to it that allow modifications to the underlying code/model equations, and if so, how can I do this?

Thanks,
Robert

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Paul Gilman

10 May 2023 17:43 #12139 by Paul Gilman

Replied by Paul Gilman on topic Can I see and modify the mathematical code of a module in SDK?

Hi Robert,

The source code for the SAM Simulation Core (SSC), which is the library that underlies the SDK and PySAM, is open source. You could make modifications to a copy of the source code and build your own SSC library for use with the SDK, but the build process and code itself is involved, so this approach would require a lot of effort.

github.com/nrel/ssc

Best regards,
Paul.

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