Hi Raka,
As described in Section 5.1 of the MOST Users’s
Manual<https://matpower.org/docs/MOST-manual-1.1.pdf>, the input data for MOST
are assembled from several sources into a single input struct mdi by the
loadmd() function. The various pieces are the MATPOWER case data for the base
case, the transition probability matrices, the extra generator data (xGenData),
storage data (StorageData), contingencies and profiles.
For the examples in most_ex7_suc, if you look at the code in most_ex7_suc.m you
can see where each of inputs to loadmd() come from. For instance, in the case
of the last example, which includes all of the pieces, the data sources are as
follows:
- MATPOWER base case – from ex_case3b.m
- transition probability matrices – constructed directly in most_ex7_suc.m
- xGenData – from ex_xgd_uc.m, then modified by ex_wind_uc.m and ex_storage.m
- StorageData – from ex_storage.m
- contingency data – from ex_contab.m
- profiles (wind and load) – from ex_wind_profile.m and ex_load_profile.m
The various scenarios are defined primarily by the wind and load profiles.
And the mdo output struct is simply the return value of the most() function. It
is assumed that for your own cases, you will write your own script to set up
the inputs to loadmd() and most() and then do your own processing of the
outputs of mdo, using the code in the examples as a point of reference.
I hope this helps, but feel free to ask more specific questions if needed. I
know MOST is a complex tool with complex inputs and outputs.
Ray
On Sep 19, 2021, at 8:38 PM, RAKA MAULANA RAHARJO
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi all,
I am learning MOST 1.1 and try to understand the output and data source from
most_ex7_suc.m, i still don't get it where can i read data source of print PG
scenario in the print case. I attach screenshot on what i don't know. In case
someone knew, please help me.
Thank you
<Ask data source scenario most ex 7.png>
