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Parameter Estimation

parmest is a Python package built on the Pyomo optimization modeling language ([Pyomo-paper], [PyomoBookIII]) to support parameter estimation using experimental data along with confidence regions and subsequent creation of scenarios for stochastic programming.

Citation for parmest

If you use parmest, please cite [Parmest-paper]

Index of parmest documentation

  • Overview
    • Background
  • Installation Instructions
    • Python Package Dependencies
    • IPOPT
    • Testing
  • Parmest Quick Start Guide
    • Step 0: Import parmest and Pandas
    • Step 1: Create an Experiment Class
    • Step 2: Load the Data and Create a List of Experiments
    • Step 3: Create the Estimator Object
    • Step 4: Estimate the Parameters
    • Suggested Initialization Procedure for Parameter Estimation Problems
    • More Examples Beyond this Quick Guide
  • Data Reconciliation
  • Covariance Matrix Estimation
  • Scenario Creation
  • Graphics
  • Examples
  • Parallel Implementation
    • Installation
  • API
    • parmest
    • scenariocreator
    • graphics
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