Ryan Coe

Yeah... I'm not honestly sure if the bin size is really the fundamental problem here... I think we need to look a bit more closely before go down a rabbit...

@cmichelenstrofer - can you illustrate what this would look like? My understanding is something like ```python from virocon import contours def mhkit_mapping_of_contour1(args) return contours.contour1(args) ``` Is that right? And the...

that's helpful, thanks. If you have a moment, take a look at how `virocon` is structured. I think it is pretty elegant.

The aspect of the `virocon` structure that I like is how they break up the statistical model fitting and contour construction into different steps (see illustration here): https://virocon.readthedocs.io/en/latest/workflow.html

In my mind, what you want to do is study how do your quantities of interest (e.g., AEP) change when you vary the number of clusters and change the algorithm....

Note also that @cmichelenstrofer is working on something that intersects this where's he's considering expanding the parameterization of sea states based on machine learning.

@rafa-guedes - I can try to do this, but it may take me some time (~1 month). I've just come back from vacation and I'm catching up on many other...

I think that the best concept is to write your functions to accept `np.ndarrays` as arguments. This will then generally work regardless if you pass `np.ndarrays` or `xr.DataArrays` or probably...

@oliviavitale35 - Not sure if you're still working on this, but @dtgaebe has been developing some power transfer accounting tools for WECs in WecOptTool that might interest you. - https://github.com/sandialabs/WecOptTool/issues/401...

@saadakhtr29 - if you can share your thoughts on how to address this I'll be happy to lend a hand.