Running a Model in the Optilogic Software Development Kit (SDK)

Running a model from Atlas via the SDK requires the following inputs:

1. A model location with data loaded for that model
2. A completed run_model.py file with the information needed to solve the model such as:
   1. MODEL – either file string or .frog model name
   2. ENGINE – neo or throg
   3. SCENARIOS – use ‘all’ to run scenarios or individually run scenarios by placing the scenario name within single quotes
   4. RESOURCE_CONFIG – the machine size used to solve the model
   5. WORKSPACE – the name of Atlas workspace, most likely this will be called ‘Studio’

1. Model Storage

Model data can be stored in two common locations:

1. Cosmic Frog model (denoted by a .frog suffix) stored within Postgres SQL database in the platform

2. .CSV files stored within Atlas

For #1 simply enter the database name within single quotes. For example to run a model called Satellite_Sleep I will need to enter this data in the run_model.py file

For #2 you will need to create a folder within Atlas to store your .CSV modeling files:

• Create a folder for your model inputs within your library – right-click the my_models folder to create a new folder
• Items to place in your folder:
  • input_modeler
    • Contains the tables where model data will reside
    • Unused tables are not needed within the model file structure

• Add your model tables to the input_modeler folder using your preferred data utility

2. Setting up Run Model (run_model.py)

Each Atlas account is loaded with a run_model.py file located within the SDK folder in your Model Library

Double click the file to open it within Atlas and enter the following data:

1. MODEL – either file string or .frog model name
2. ENGINE – neo or throg
3. SCENARIOS – use ‘all’ to run scenarios or individually run scenarios by placing the scenario name within single quotes
4. RESOURCE_CONFIG – the machine size used to solve the model
5. WORKSPACE – the name of Atlas workspace, most likely this will be called ‘Studio’

Tips:

• If your model is saved in Atlas, you will need to enter the file location of the model. This can be done by right-clicking the model folder and selecting “Copy Path” to get the full path
• If you running a .frog model, the model name must match exactly this includes items like blank spaces.
  • you can copy the model name from your browser window
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