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Email from Charlie I'm looking at the pythermalcomfort SET model and have a question. When I used input parameters of Clo=0.6, Met=1, RH=50%, Vel=0.1, and Tair=MRT, I thought I should...

FedericoTartarini

Limit inputs functions

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**Describe the bug** Currently many of the functions accept kwargs as input but this is not great since if a person misspell the input variable then Python does not return...

FedericoTartarini

pythermalcomfort 2.8.4 or 2.8.3 --> mutable default <class 'numpy.ndarray'> for field local_bsa is not allowed: use default_factory

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Hi. This is my first comment. I'm not sure if I'm posting in the right place. I apologize in advance if I'm making a mistake. When I run below code...

gulermelih

Currently the output of several models are Python dictionaries, they have several limitations and we should use either: * dataclasess * NamedTuple from the typing library [docs](https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/typing-namedtuple-improved-namedtuples/)

FedericoTartarini

Issue in optimized_functions.two_nodes_optimized (unable to converge tc value for data)

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**Describe the bug** Code goes to raise StopIteration("Max iterations exceeded") for multiple input data **To Reproduce** call the function thermalcomfort_pmv with the following static arguments: activity = 'Typing' garments =...

ProteekChaudhuriBertLabs

Implement the two-node model described in this paper: @article{havenith_individualized_2001, title = {Individualized model of human thermoregulation for the simulation of heat stress response}, volume = {90}, issn = {8750-7587}, url...

FedericoTartarini

To make JOS3 model code more rubust, let's organize `parameter.py` using python dataclass rather than dictionary. Our previous conversation is below: https://github.com/CenterForTheBuiltEnvironment/pythermalcomfort/pull/59

AkihisaNomoto

The function to calculate the mean radiant temperature is inside the psychrometric module but it should be moved to the `utilities`

FedericoTartarini

**Describe the solution you'd like** Have all the functions inside the `psychrometric.py` file listed in the sidebar of the documentation

FedericoTartarini

Add the `guvectorize` decorator to the `two_nodes_optimized` function so I can pass an array as input. The main issue is that this function returns multiple variables, consequently, I cannot use...

FedericoTartarini