Reference Guide: The Mimi API

Mimi.@defcompMacro
defcomp(comp_name::Symbol, ex::Expr)

Define a Mimi component comp_name with the expressions in ex. The following types of expressions are supported:

  1. dimension_name = Index() # defines a dimension
  2. parameter = Parameter(index = [dimension_name], units = "unit_name", default = default_value) # defines a parameter with optional arguments
  3. variable = Variable(index = [dimension_name], units = "unit_name") # defines a variable with optional arguments
  4. init(p, v, d) # defines an init function for the component
  5. run_timestep(p, v, d, t) # defines a run_timestep function for the component

Parses a @defcomp definition, converting it into a series of function calls that create the corresponding ComponentDef instance. At model build time, the ModelDef (including its ComponentDefs) will be converted to a runnable model.

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Mimi.MarginalModelType
MarginalModel

A Mimi Model whose results are obtained by subtracting results of one base Model from those of another marginal Model that has a difference of delta.

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Mimi.ModelType
Model

A user-facing API containing a ModelInstance (mi) and a ModelDef (md). This Model can be created with the optional keyword argument number_type indicating the default type of number used for the ModelDef. If not specified the Model assumes a number_type of Float64.

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Mimi.add_comp!Function
add_comp!(
    obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef,
    comp_def::AbstractComponentDef,
    comp_name::Symbol=comp_def.comp_id.comp_name;
    first::NothingInt=nothing,
    last::NothingInt=nothing,
    before::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    after::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    rename::NothingPairList=nothing
)

Add the component comp_def to the composite component indicated by obj. The component is added at the end of the list unless one of the keywords before or after is specified. Note that a copy of comp_id is made in the composite and assigned the give name. The optional argument rename can be a list of pairs indicating original_name => imported_name. The optional arguments first and last indicate the times bounding the run period for the given component, which must be within the bounds of the model and if explicitly set are fixed. These default to flexibly changing with the model's :time dimension.

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add_comp!(
    obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef,
    comp_id::ComponentId,
    comp_name::Symbol=comp_id.comp_name;
    first::NothingInt=nothing,
    last::NothingInt=nothing,
    before::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    after::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    rename::NothingPairList=nothing
)

Add the component indicated by comp_id to the composite component indicated by obj. The component is added at the end of the list unless one of the keywords before or after is specified. Note that a copy of comp_id is made in the composite and assigned the give name. The optional arguments first and last indicate the times bounding the run period for the given component, which must be within the bounds of the model and if explicitly set are fixed. These default to flexibly changing with the model's :time dimension.

[Not yet implemented:] The optional argument rename can be a list of pairs indicating original_name => imported_name.

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add_comp!(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentInstance, ci::AbstractComponentInstance)

Add the (leaf or composite) component ci to a composite's list of components.

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add_comp!(
    m::Model, comp_id::ComponentId, comp_name::Symbol=comp_id.comp_name;
    first::NothingInt=nothing,
    last::NothingInt=nothing,
    before::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    after::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    rename::NothingPairList=nothing
)

Add the component indicated by comp_id to the model indicated by m. The component is added at the end of the list unless one of the keywords before or after is specified. Note that a copy of comp_id is made in the composite and assigned the give name. The optional argument rename can be a list of pairs indicating original_name => imported_name. The optional arguments first and last indicate the times bounding the run period for the given component, which must be within the bounds of the model and if explicitly set are fixed. These default to flexibly changing with the model's :time dimension.

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add_comp!(
    m::Model, comp_def::AbstractComponentDef, comp_name::Symbol=comp_id.comp_name;
    first::NothingInt=nothing,
    last::NothingInt=nothing,
    before::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    after::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    rename::NothingPairList=nothing
)

Add the component comp_def to the model indicated by m. The component is added at the end of the list unless one of the keywords, first, last, before, after. Note that a copy of comp_id is made in the composite and assigned the give name. The optional argument rename can be a list of pairs indicating original_name => imported_name. The optional arguments first and last indicate the times bounding the run period for the given component, which must be within the bounds of the model and if explicitly set are fixed. These default to flexibly changing with the model's :time dimension.

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Mimi.connect_param!Function
connect_param!(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, comp_name::Symbol, param_name::Symbol, ext_param_name::Symbol;
               check_labels::Bool=true)

Connect a parameter param_name in the component comp_name of composite obj to the external parameter ext_param_name.

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connect_param!(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef,
    dst::Pair{Symbol, Symbol}, src::Pair{Symbol, Symbol},
    backup::Union{Nothing, Array}=nothing;
    ignoreunits::Bool=false, backup_offset::Union{Nothing, Int} = nothing)

Bind the parameter dst[2] of one component dst[1] of composite obj to a variable src[2] in another component src[1] of the same composite using backup to provide default values and the ignoreunits flag to indicate the need to check match units between the two. The backup_offset argument, which is only valid when backup data has been set, indicates that the backup data should be used for a specified number of timesteps after the source component begins. ie. the value would be 1 if the destination componentm parameter should only use the source component data for the second timestep and beyond.

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connect_param!(dst::ComponentReference, dst_name::Symbol, src::ComponentReference, src_name::Symbol)

Connect two components as connect_param!(dst, dst_name, src, src_name).

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connect_param!(dst::ComponentReference, src::ComponentReference, name::Symbol)

Connect two components with the same name as connect_param!(dst, src, name).

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connect_param!(m::Model, dst_comp_name::Symbol, dst_par_name::Symbol, src_comp_name::Symbol, src_var_name::Symbol, 
backup::Union{Nothing, Array}=nothing; ignoreunits::Bool=false, backup_offset::Union{Int, Nothing}=nothing)

Bind the parameter dst_par_name of one component dst_comp_name of model m to a variable src_var_name in another component src_comp_name of the same model using backup to provide default values and the ignoreunits flag to indicate the need to check match units between the two. The backup_offset argument, which is only valid when backup data has been set, indicates that the backup data should be used for a specified number of timesteps after the source component begins. ie. the value would be 1 if the destination componentm parameter should only use the source component data for the second timestep and beyond.

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connect_param!(m::Model, comp_name::Symbol, param_name::Symbol, ext_param_name::Symbol)

Bind the parameter param_name in the component comp_name of model m to the external parameter ext_param_name already present in the model's list of external parameters.

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connect_param!(m::Model, dst::Pair{Symbol, Symbol}, src::Pair{Symbol, Symbol}, backup::Array; ignoreunits::Bool=false)

Bind the parameter dst[2] of one component dst[1] of model m to a variable src[2] in another component src[1] of the same model using backup to provide default values and the ignoreunits flag to indicate the need to check match units between the two. The backup_offset argument, which is only valid when backup data has been set, indicates that the backup data should be used for a specified number of timesteps after the source component begins. ie. the value would be 1 if the destination componentm parameter should only use the source component data for the second timestep and beyond.

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Mimi.create_marginal_modelFunction
create_marginal_model(base::Model, delta::Float64=1.0)

Create a MarginalModel where base is the baseline model and delta is the difference used to create the marginal model. Return the resulting MarginaModel which shares the internal ModelDef between the base and marginal.

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Mimi.delete_param!Function
delete_param!(md::ModelDef, external_param_name::Symbol)

Delete external_param_name from md's list of external parameters, and also remove all external parameters connections that were connected to external_param_name.

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delete_param!(m::Model, external_param_name::Symbol)

Delete external_param_name from a model m's ModelDef's list of external parameters, and also remove all external parameters connections that were connected to external_param_name.

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Mimi.dim_countFunction
dim_count(mi::ModelInstance, dim_name::Symbol)

Return the size of index dim_name in model instance mi.

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dim_count(m::Model, dim_name::Symbol)

Return the size of index dim_name in model m.

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Mimi.dim_keysFunction
dim_keys(m::Model, dim_name::Symbol)

Return keys for dimension dim-name in model m.

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dim_keys(mi::ModelInstance, dim_name::Symbol)

Return keys for dimension dim-name in model instance mi.

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Mimi.dim_key_dictFunction
dim_key_dict(m::Model)

Return a dict of dimension keys for all dimensions in model m.

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Mimi.disconnect_param!Function
disconnect_param!(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, comp_def::AbstractComponentDef, param_name::Symbol)

Remove any parameter connections for a given parameter param_name in a given component comp_def which must be a direct subcomponent of composite obj.

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disconnect_param!(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, comp_name::Symbol, param_name::Symbol)

Remove any parameter connections for a given parameter param_name in a given component comp_def which must be a direct subcomponent of composite obj.

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disconnect_param!(m::Model, comp_name::Symbol, param_name::Symbol)

Remove any parameter connections for a given parameter param_name in a given component comp_def in model m.

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Mimi.exploreFunction
explore(m::Model)

Produce a UI to explore the parameters and variables of Model m in an independent window.

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explore(sim_inst::SimulationInstance; title="Electron", model_index::Int = 1, scen_name::Union{Nothing, String} = nothing, results_output_dir::Union{Nothing, String} = nothing)

Produce a UI to explore the output distributions of the saved variables in SimulationInstance sim for results of model model_index and scenario with the name scen_name in a Window with title title. The optional arguments default to a model_index of 1, a scen_name of nothing assuming there is no secenario dimension, and a window with title Electron. The results_output_dir keyword argument refers to the main output directory as provided to run, where all subdirectories are held. If provided, results are assumed to be stored there, otherwise it is assumed that results are held in results.sim and not in an output folder.

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Mimi.getdataframeFunction
getdataframe(m::AbstractModel, comp_name::Symbol, pairs::Pair{Symbol, Symbol}...)

Return a DataFrame with values for the given variables or parameters of model m indicated by pairs, where each pair is of the form comp_name => item_name. If more than one pair is provided, all must refer to items with the same dimensions, which are used to join the respective item values.

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getdataframe(m::AbstractModel, pair::Pair{Symbol, NTuple{N, Symbol}})

Return a DataFrame with values for the given variables or parameters indicated by pairs, where each pair is of the form comp_name => item_name. If more than one pair is provided, all must refer to items with the same dimensions, which are used to join the respective item values.

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getdataframe(m::AbstractModel, comp_name::Symbol, item_name::Symbol)

Return the values for variable or parameter item_name in comp_name of model m as a DataFrame.

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Mimi.gettimeFunction
gettime(ts::FixedTimestep)

Return the time (year) represented by Timestep ts

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gettime(ts::VariableTimestep)

Return the time (year) represented by Timestep ts

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gettime(c::Clock)

Return the current time of the timestep held by the c clock.

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Mimi.get_param_valueFunction
get_param_value(ci::AbstractComponentInstance, name::Symbol)

Return the value of parameter name in (leaf or composite) component ci.

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Mimi.get_var_valueFunction
get_var_value(ci::AbstractComponentInstance, name::Symbol)

Return the value of variable name in component ci.

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Mimi.hasvalueFunction
hasvalue(arr::TimestepArray, ts::FixedTimestep)

Return true or false, true if the TimestepArray arr contains the Timestep ts.

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hasvalue(arr::TimestepArray, ts::VariableTimestep)

Return true or false, true if the TimestepArray arr contains the Timestep ts.

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hasvalue(arr::TimestepArray, ts::FixedTimestep, idxs::Int...)

Return true or false, true if the TimestepArray arr contains the Timestep ts within indices idxs. Used when Array and Timestep have different FIRST, validating all dimensions.

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hasvalue(arr::TimestepArray, ts::VariableTimestep, idxs::Int...)

Return true or false, true if the TimestepArray arr contains the Timestep ts within indices idxs. Used when Array and Timestep have different TIMES, validating all dimensions.

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Mimi.is_firstFunction
is_first(ts::AbstractTimestep)

Return true or false, true if ts is the first timestep to be run.

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Mimi.is_lastFunction
is_last(ts::FixedTimestep)

Return true or false, true if ts is the last timestep to be run.

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is_last(ts::VariableTimestep)

Return true or false, true if ts is the last timestep to be run. Note that you may run next_timestep on ts, as ths final timestep has not been run through yet.

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Mimi.modeldefFunction
modeldef(mi)

Return the ModelDef contained by ModelInstance mi.

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modeldef(m)

Return the ModelDef contained by Model m.

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Mimi.parameter_namesFunction
parameter_names(md::ModelDef, comp_name::Symbol)

Return a list of all parameter names for a given component comp_name in a model def md.

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Mimi.parameter_dimensionsFunction
parameter_dimensions(obj::AbstractComponentDef, param_name::Symbol)

Return the names of the dimensions of parameter param_name exposed in the component definition indicated by obj.

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parameter_dimensions(obj::AbstractComponentDef, comp_name::Symbol, param_name::Symbol)

Return the names of the dimensions of parameter param_name in component comp_name, which is exposed in composite component definition indicated byobj.

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Base.replace!Function
replace!(
    m::Model,
    old_new::Pair{Symbol, ComponentDef},
    before::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    after::NothingSymbol=nothing,
    reconnect::Bool=true
)

For the pair comp_name => comp_def in old_new, replace the component with name comp_name in the model m with the new component specified by comp_def. The new component is added in the same position as the old component, unless one of the keywords before or after is specified for a different position. The optional boolean argument reconnect with default value true indicates whether the existing parameter connections should be maintained in the new component. Returns a ComponentReference for the added component.

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Mimi.set_dimension!Function
set_dimension!(ccd::CompositeComponentDef, name::Symbol, keys::Union{Int, Vector, Tuple, AbstractRange})

Set the values of ccd dimension name to integers 1 through count, if keys is an integer; or to the values in the vector or range if keys is either of those types.

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set_dimension!(m::Model, name::Symbol, keys::Union{Vector, Tuple, AbstractRange})

Set the values of m dimension name to integers 1 through count, if keysis an integer; or to the values in the vector or range ifkeys`` is either of those types.

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Mimi.set_leftover_params!Function
set_leftover_params!(m::Model, parameters::Dict)

Set all of the parameters in model m that don't have a value and are not connected to some other component to a value from a dictionary parameters. This method assumes the dictionary keys are strings that match the names of unset parameters in the model.

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Mimi.set_param!Function
set_param!(md::ModelDef, comp_name::Symbol,
           value_dict::Dict{Symbol, Any}, param_names)

Call set_param!() for each name in param_names, retrieving the corresponding value from value_dict[param_name].

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set_param!(md::ModelDef, param_name::Symbol, value; dims=nothing)

Set the value of a parameter in all components of the model that have a parameter of the specified name.

The value can by a scalar, an array, or a NamedAray. Optional keyword argument 'dims' is a list of the dimension names of the provided data, and will be used to check that they match the model's index labels.

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set_param!(ref::ComponentReference, name::Symbol, value)

Set a component parameter as set_param!(reference, name, value). This creates a unique name :compname_paramname in the model's external parameter list, and sets the parameter only in the referenced component to that value.

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set_param!(m::Model, comp_name::Symbol, param_name::Symbol, value; dims=nothing)

Set the parameter of a component comp_name in a model m to a given value. The value can by a scalar, an array, or a NamedAray. Optional keyword argument 'dims' is a list of the dimension names of the provided data, and will be used to check that they match the model's index labels.

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set_param!(m::Model, comp_name::Symbol, param_name::Symbol, ext_param_name::Symbol, value; dims=nothing)

Set the parameter param_name of a component comp_name in a model m to a given value, storing the value in the model's external parameter list by the provided name ext_param_name. The value can by a scalar, an array, or a NamedAray. Optional keyword argument 'dims' is a list of the dimension names of the provided data, and will be used to check that they match the model's index labels.

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set_param!(m::Model, param_name::Symbol, value; dims=nothing)

Set the value of a parameter in all components of the model that have a parameter of the specified name.

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Mimi.TimestepIndexType
TimestepIndex

A user-facing type used to index into a TimestepArray in run_timestep functions, containing an Int index that indicates the position in the array in terms of timesteps.

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Mimi.TimestepValueType
TimestepValue

A user-facing type used to index into a TimestepArray in run_timestep functions, containing a value of the same Type as the times in the TimstepArray which is used to index into the array at that position, with an optional Int offset in terms of timesteps.

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Mimi.variable_dimensionsFunction
variable_dimensions(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, comp_path::ComponentPath, var_name::Symbol)

Return the names of the dimensions of variable var_name exposed in the composite component definition indicated byobj along the component path comp_path. The comp_path is of type Mimi.ComponentPath with the single field being an NTuple of symbols describing the relative (to a composite) or absolute (relative to ModelDef) path through composite nodes to specific composite or leaf node.

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variable_dimensions(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, comp::Symbol, var_name::Symbol)

Return the names of the dimensions of variable var_name exposed in the composite component definition indicated by obj for the component comp, which exists in a flat model.

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variable_dimensions(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, comp::Symbol, var_name::Symbol)

Return the names of the dimensions of variable var_name exposed in the composite component definition indicated by obj along the component path comp_path. The comp_path is a tuple of symbols describing the relative (to a composite) or absolute (relative to ModelDef) path through composite nodes to specific composite or leaf node.

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variable_dimensions(obj::AbstractComponentDef, name::Symbol)

Return the names of the dimensions of variable name exposed in the component definition indicated by obj.

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Mimi.variable_namesFunction
variable_names(md::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, comp_name::Symbol)

Return a list of all variable names for a given component comp_name in a model def md.

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Mimi.update_param!Function
update_param!(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, name::Symbol, value; update_timesteps = nothing)

Update the value of an external model parameter in composite obj, referenced by name. The update_timesteps keyword argument is deprecated, we keep it here just to provide warnings.

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update_param!(ref::ComponentReference, name::Symbol, value)

Update a component parameter as update_param!(reference, name, value). This uses the unique name :compname_paramname in the model's external parameter list, and updates the parameter only in the referenced component to that value.

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update_param!(m::Model, name::Symbol, value; update_timesteps = nothing)

Update the value of an external model parameter in model m, referenced by name. The update_timesteps keyword argument is deprecated, we keep it here just to provide warnings.

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Mimi.update_params!Function
update_params!(obj::AbstractCompositeComponentDef, parameters::Dict{T, Any}; update_timesteps = nothing) where T

For each (k, v) in the provided parameters dictionary, update_param! is called to update the external parameter by name k to value v. Each key k must be a symbol or convert to a symbol matching the name of an external parameter that already exists in the component definition.

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update_params!(m::Model, parameters::Dict{T, Any}; update_timesteps = nothing) where T

For each (k, v) in the provided parameters dictionary, update_param!` is called to update the external parameter by name k to value v. Each key k must be a symbol or convert to a symbol matching the name of an external parameter t hat already exists in the model definition. The update_timesteps keyword argument is deprecated, but temporarily remains as a dummy argument to allow warning detection.

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