Marisol <[email protected]> writes:
GREEN WG is considering accuracy and units for power in watts.leaf data-source-accuracy { type identityref { base data-source-accuracy; } default accuracy-like-parent; description "The accuracy of the power data source. Indicates whether the data source is a direct measurement, an estimate, or unavailable and also the accuracy level of the data source. By default, the accuracy is inherited from the parent energy object, facilitating hierarchical accuracy definitions without the need to specify accuracy at every level. This metadata is crucial for network management applications to assess the reliability and accuracy of the power data."; }
Hi Marisol, GREEN, et al. FWIW unfortunately I don't have the time available to get into this (GREEN) work; however since this crossed my screen due to the LSR adoption call I have a chance to comment here. What I see here, as someone with fresh eyes looking at it, seems like you've gotten yourself into the weeds as far as over-design and complexity. Include data in the model if you want people to use it. If you want people to use an estimate then you include it, otherwise don't. "unavailable" is a vacuous option, you have no data to include. Direct measurement you just include. There are no more options left here. I suggest you KISS this whole accuracy leaf/concept and get rid of it making your model data more straight-forward to comprehend and use. FWIW, if someday a real user actually needs to have both estimates and direct measurements and wants to treat them differently, then you add an estimate value leaf (or flag) to the model; however, currently this seems like a classic example of over-optimizing a solution before you have proof there's a problem to solve. Again, suggest you take a look around your current model and see if it needs to be whacked some more with the KISS stick. :) Thanks, Chris.
hth, Marisol
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