Source code for pypowsybl.sensitivity.impl.sensitivity

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from __future__ import annotations

import warnings
from typing import List, Dict

from pypowsybl import _pypowsybl
from pypowsybl.security import ContingencyContainer
from .sensitivity_analysis_result import DEFAULT_MATRIX_ID, TO_REMOVE
from pypowsybl._pypowsybl import PyPowsyblError, ContingencyContextType, SensitivityFunctionType, SensitivityVariableType
from .zone import Zone


class SensitivityAnalysis(ContingencyContainer):
    """ Base class for sensitivity analysis. Do not instantiate it directly!"""

    def __init__(self, handle: _pypowsybl.JavaHandle):
        ContingencyContainer.__init__(self, handle)
        self.functions_ids: Dict[str, List[str]] = {}
        self.function_data_frame_index: Dict[str, List[str]] = {}

[docs] def set_zones(self, zones: List[Zone]) -> None: """ Define zones that will be used in branch flow factor matrix. Args: zones: a list of zones """ _zones = [] for zone in zones: _zones.append(_pypowsybl.Zone(zone.id, list(zone.shift_keys_by_injections_ids.keys()), list(zone.shift_keys_by_injections_ids.values()))) _pypowsybl.set_zones(self._handle, _zones)
@staticmethod def _process_variable_ids(variables_ids: List) -> tuple: flatten_variables_ids = [] branch_data_frame_index = [] for variable_id in variables_ids: if isinstance(variable_id, str): # this is an ID flatten_variables_ids.append(variable_id) branch_data_frame_index.append(variable_id) elif isinstance(variable_id, tuple): # this is a power transfer if len(variable_id) != 2: raise PyPowsyblError('Power transfer factor should be describe with a tuple 2') flatten_variables_ids.append(variable_id[0]) flatten_variables_ids.append(variable_id[1]) branch_data_frame_index.append(variable_id[0] + ' -> ' + variable_id[1]) branch_data_frame_index.append(TO_REMOVE) else: raise PyPowsyblError(f'Unsupported factor variable type {type(variable_id)}') return (flatten_variables_ids, branch_data_frame_index) def set_branch_flow_factor_matrix(self, branches_ids: List[str], variables_ids: List[str]) -> None: """ .. deprecated:: 0.14.0 Use :meth:`add_branch_flow_factor_matrix` instead. Defines branch active power flow factor matrix, with a list of branches IDs and a list of variables. A variable could be: - a network element ID: injections, PSTs, dangling lines and HVDC lines are supported - a zone ID - a couple of zone ID to define a transfer between 2 zones Args: branches_ids: IDs of branches for which active power flow sensitivities should be computed variables_ids: variables which may impact branch flows,to which we should compute sensitivities """ warnings.warn("set_branch_flow_factor_matrix is deprecated, use add_branch_flow_factor_matrix instead", DeprecationWarning) self.add_branch_flow_factor_matrix(branches_ids, variables_ids)
[docs] def add_branch_flow_factor_matrix(self, branches_ids: List[str], variables_ids: List[str], matrix_id: str = DEFAULT_MATRIX_ID) -> None: """ Defines branch active power flow factor matrix, with a list of branches IDs and a list of variables. A variable could be: - a network element ID: injections, PSTs, dangling lines and HVDC lines are supported - a zone ID - a couple of zone ID to define a transfer between 2 zones Args: branches_ids: IDs of branches for which active power flow sensitivities should be computed variables_ids: variables which may impact branch flows,to which we should compute sensitivities matrix_id: The matrix unique identifier, to be used to retrieve the sensibility value """ self.add_factor_matrix(branches_ids, variables_ids, [], ContingencyContextType.ALL, SensitivityFunctionType.BRANCH_ACTIVE_POWER_1, SensitivityVariableType.AUTO_DETECT, matrix_id)
[docs] def add_precontingency_branch_flow_factor_matrix(self, branches_ids: List[str], variables_ids: List[str], matrix_id: str = DEFAULT_MATRIX_ID) -> None: """ Defines branch active power flow factor matrix for the base case, with a list of branches IDs and a list of variables. A variable could be: - a network element ID: injections, PSTs, dangling lines and HVDC lines are supported - a zone ID - a couple of zone ID to define a transfer between 2 zones Args: branches_ids: IDs of branches for which active power flow sensitivities should be computed variables_ids: variables which may impact branch flows,to which we should compute sensitivities matrix_id: The matrix unique identifier, to be used to retrieve the sensibility value """ self.add_factor_matrix(branches_ids, variables_ids, [], ContingencyContextType.NONE, SensitivityFunctionType.BRANCH_ACTIVE_POWER_1, SensitivityVariableType.AUTO_DETECT, matrix_id)
[docs] def add_postcontingency_branch_flow_factor_matrix(self, branches_ids: List[str], variables_ids: List[str], contingencies_ids: List[str], matrix_id: str = DEFAULT_MATRIX_ID) -> None: """ Defines branch active power flow factor matrix for specific post contingencies states, with a list of branches IDs and a list of variables. A variable could be: - a network element ID: injections, PSTs, dangling lines and HVDC lines are supported - a zone ID - a couple of zone ID to define a transfer between 2 zones Args: branches_ids: IDs of branches for which active power flow sensitivities should be computed variables_ids: variables which may impact branch flows,to which we should compute sensitivities contingencies_ids: List of the IDs of the contingencies to simulate matrix_id: The matrix unique identifier, to be used to retrieve the sensibility value """ self.add_factor_matrix(branches_ids, variables_ids, contingencies_ids, ContingencyContextType.SPECIFIC, SensitivityFunctionType.BRANCH_ACTIVE_POWER_1, SensitivityVariableType.AUTO_DETECT, matrix_id)
def add_factor_matrix(self, functions_ids: List[str], variables_ids: List[str], contingencies_ids: List[str], contingency_context_type: ContingencyContextType, sensitivity_function_type: SensitivityFunctionType, sensitivity_variable_type: SensitivityVariableType = SensitivityVariableType.AUTO_DETECT, matrix_id: str = DEFAULT_MATRIX_ID) -> None: """ Defines branch active power factor matrix, with a list of branches IDs and a list of variables. A variable could be: - a network element ID: injections, PSTs, dangling lines and HVDC lines are supported - a zone ID - a couple of zone ID to define a transfer between 2 zones sensitivity_function_type can be: - BRANCH_ACTIVE_POWER_1 - BRANCH_CURRENT_1 - BRANCH_REACTIVE_POWER_1 - BRANCH_ACTIVE_POWER_2 - BRANCH_CURRENT_2 - BRANCH_REACTIVE_POWER_2 - BRANCH_ACTIVE_POWER_3 - BRANCH_CURRENT_3 - BRANCH_REACTIVE_POWER_3 sensitivity_variable_type can be: - INJECTION_ACTIVE_POWER - INJECTION_REACTIVE_POWER - TRANSFORMER_PHASE - BUS_TARGET_VOLTAGE - HVDC_LINE_ACTIVE_POWER - TRANSFORMER_PHASE_1 - TRANSFORMER_PHASE_2 - TRANSFORMER_PHASE_3 Args: functions_ids: functions for which the sensitivities for the sensitivity_function_type should be computed variables_ids: variables which may impact functions,to which we should compute sensitivities contingencies_ids: List of the IDs of the contingencies to simulate contingency_context_type: the contingency context type it could be ALL, NONE or SPECIFIC sensitivity_function_type: the function type of sensitivity to compute sensitivity_variable_type: the variable type of sensitivity to compute, automatically guessed (best effort) if value is AUTO_DETECT matrix_id: The matrix unique identifier, to be used to retrieve the sensibility value """ (flatten_variables_ids, function_data_frame_index) = self._process_variable_ids(variables_ids) _pypowsybl.add_factor_matrix(self._handle, matrix_id, functions_ids, flatten_variables_ids, contingencies_ids, contingency_context_type, sensitivity_function_type, sensitivity_variable_type) self.functions_ids[matrix_id] = functions_ids self.function_data_frame_index[matrix_id] = function_data_frame_index