pywr.parameters.AbstractThresholdParameter

class pywr.parameters.AbstractThresholdParameter(model, threshold, values=None, *args, predicate=None, ratchet=False, **kwargs)

Base class for parameters returning one of two values depending on other state.

Parameters:

thresholddouble or Parameter: Threshold to compare the value of the recorder to
valuesiterable of doubles: If the predicate evaluates False the zeroth value is returned, otherwise the first value is returned.
predicatestring: One of {“LT”, “GT”, “EQ”, “LE”, “GE”}.
ratchetbool: If true the parameter behaves like a ratchet. Once it is triggered first it stays in the triggered position (default=False).

Methods

value(timestep, scenario_index)	Returns a value from the values attribute, using the index.
index(timestep, scenario_index)	Returns 1 if the predicate evaluates True, else 0.

Notes

On the first day of the model run the recorder will not have a value for the previous day. In this case the predicate evaluates to True.

Methods

`__init__`(args, *kwargs)
`after`(self)
`before`(self)
`finish`(self)
`get_all_indices`(self)
`get_all_values`(self)
`get_constant_value`(self)	Return a constant value.
`get_double_lower_bounds`(self)
`get_double_upper_bounds`(self)
`get_double_variables`(self)
`get_index`(self, ScenarioIndex scenario_index)
`get_integer_lower_bounds`(self)
`get_integer_upper_bounds`(self)
`get_integer_variables`(self)
`get_value`(self, ScenarioIndex scenario_index)
`index`(self, Timestep timestep, ...)	Returns 1 if the predicate evalutes True, else 0
`load`(cls, model, data)
`register`(cls)
`reset`(self)
`set_double_variables`(self, double[)
`set_integer_variables`(self, int[)
`setup`(self)
`unregister`(cls)
`value`(self, Timestep timestep, ...)	Returns a value from the values attribute, using the index

Attributes