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Improve performance of incremental outer loops #895
Improve performance of incremental outer loops #895
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We have a difference here in the way we get controllers from a controlled. In previous code, we use
IncrementalContextData.getControllerElements
which has a filter on voltage control type. Is it equivalent?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yes, it is equivalent. I directly call the method for the specific type of voltage control:
getShuntVoltageControl
orgetTransformerVoltageControl
. And I also filter out the disabled controllers.