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adding LODF and GLODF code #449

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Initial request to merge generalized line outage distribution factor (GLODF) code. Let me know of any feedback.

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Dear RyanVaughan,

Thanks a lot for your contribution. Before we finally merge it, I have two comments:

  1. It might be better to have a PR towards develop branch.
  2. It might be better to have a short description to introduce this new routine, such as its function.

A[l,self.system.Line.bus2.v[l]-1] = 1

# delete all slack rows as required
Ar = np.delete(A, np.asarray(self.system.Slack.bus.v)-1, axis=1)
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This line will fail if self.system.Slack.bus.v contains non-numerical values. Slack.bus.v contains references to bus idxes, which are not guaranteed numerals.

You can call self.system.Bus.idx2uid(self.system.Slack.bus.v) to retrieve 0-based index of the Slack bus id.

change_lines = np.atleast_1d(change_lines)
psi = self.get_isf()

slack = np.array(self.system.Slack.bus.v)
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A similar issue here. Consider generalizing it.

Comment on lines 100 to 101
bfrom = np.asarray(self.system.Line.bus1.v)[change_lines - 1]
bto = np.asarray(self.system.Line.bus2.v)[change_lines - 1]
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Problem with these indices.

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Considering it is more like a steady state analysis, I add similar functionalities in AMS.

https://github.com/CURENT/ams/blob/fcc7e579c8f7453fae3ddebbd0eedbe4e463c1c9/ams/core/matprocessor.py#L395-L518

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