On March 1st, OpenSTEF conducted workshops for both beginners and advanced users, which are now available on demand. OpenSTEF provides automated machine learning pipelines to deliver accurate, self-correcting, and explainable forecasts of the load on the grid for the next 48 hours.
In the beginner workshop, the OpenSTEF community starts with a short presentation explaining the basics around OpenSTEF. Then they dive into the beginner workshop, which consists of three parts. Participants in this workshop will fulfill exercises by answering questions, which will enhance their understanding of OpenSTEF.
The beginner workshop video is immediately below, and documents can be found here: OpenSTEF/openstef-workshop: Provides Jupyter Notebooks with exercises which enable you to get to know OpenSTEF
In the workshop, we use Google Colab as a user interface, which can be found at https://colab.research.google.com/.
The advanced workshop also takes place in three parts. That video is immediately below, and documents can again be found here: OpenSTEF/openstef-workshop: Provides Jupyter Notebooks with exercises which enable you to get to know OpenSTEF
This workshop also uses Google Colab as a user interface, which can be found at https://colab.research.google.com/.
