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capri:get-capri [2018/10/25 13:28] – [Model code: For users without a login to the CAPRI SVN system] torbjornj | capri:get-capri [2019/06/17 09:26] – Publishing STAR 2.4 torbjornj | ||
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====== STAR - Stable Releases of CAPRI ====== | ====== STAR - Stable Releases of CAPRI ====== | ||
- | Starting 2016, the CAPRI model shall be made more accessible to the scientific community by the provision of supported stable releases, a.k.a. Stars. The first Star was published at the end of November. The idea behind the Star is to provide a well tested version of the model, that does not change over time save for maintenance releases | + | Starting 2016, the CAPRI model shall be made more accessible to the scientific community by the provision of supported stable releases, a.k.a. Stars. The first Star was published at the end of November |
- | ===== How to obtain | + | ===== How to obtain |
- | ==== Model code: For users without a login to the CAPRI SVN system | + | The model consists of (a) the model code including raw data and (b) the compiled data base including calibrated baselines. The model is really self contained in (a), since all software and raw data needed to compile the data bases and construct the baselines is found there. Albeit (b), the databases, can be derived from (a), doing so is a somewhat complicated process. Therefore, we provide (b) as a shortcut. Furthermore, |
- | From release 2.0 we decided | + | |
+ | ==== Public releases of code and input data ==== | ||
+ | Using the links below here, you can access a zip archive with model code and raw data, referred | ||
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- | ==== Model code: For registered users of the CAPRI SVN system ==== | + | ==== Code and inputs for registered users of the CAPRI SVN system ==== |
- | Users that have participated | + | CAPRI developers with an account |
- | Please refer to the [[capri: | ||
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- | | STAR 2.1 | https:// | + | | STAR 2.4 | https:// |
+ | | STAR 2.3 | https:// | ||
+ | | STAR 2.2 | https:// | ||
| STAR 2.1 | https:// | | STAR 2.1 | https:// | ||
| STAR 2.0 | https:// | | STAR 2.0 | https:// | ||
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- | ==== Databases ==== | + | ==== Part B: Databases ==== |
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+ | The model code contains all raw data and routines for building the CAPRI data sets needed to run the system. However, doing so can be tedious, technical and error prone. Here, we therefore provide a standard data base for selected releases. Please extract the contents of the zipped files into the *results* directory of your model installation (by default .\output\results). Use the data base with the same release number as the model code. Novel in STAR 2.4 is that we put an html file in the root of the results folder (batch.html), | ||
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+ | **Note: The current database (2.4) is calibrated for 2030 and 2015, using the policy " | ||
- | The model code contains all raw data and routines for building the CAPRI data sets needed to run the system. However, doing so can be tedious, technical | + | [[https:// |
- | Data bases for selected releases, doing away with the need to build all databases if extracted into the *results* directory of your model installation. | + | [[https:// |
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- In the first tab: enter your name | - In the first tab: enter your name | ||
- In the second tab: verify that the paths to result and restart folders are set to **..\output\results** and **..\output\restart**. The GAMS directory should read **..\gams** and the data directory should read **..\dat**. | - In the second tab: verify that the paths to result and restart folders are set to **..\output\results** and **..\output\restart**. The GAMS directory should read **..\gams** and the data directory should read **..\dat**. | ||
- | - In the third tab: enter the complete path to the GAMS executable. Probably it is **c: | + | - In the third tab: enter the complete path to the GAMS executable. Probably it is something like **c: |
- In the fourth tab: do nothing. | - In the fourth tab: do nothing. | ||
- In the final tab: do nothing. | - In the final tab: do nothing. | ||
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===== Build databases and baselines ===== | ===== Build databases and baselines ===== | ||
- | Now you need to build all databases | + | If you do not use one of the data bases provided above, or for some other reason want to build all databases |
- In the GUI, choose the workstep " | - In the GUI, choose the workstep " |