Hello , first of all as i’m new to ladybug and honeybee as well as in this forum, i’d like to thank everyone involved in this amazing project .
So I ran sucessfully an energy simulation for 63 zones and i would like to visualize the results for a benchmarking so , instead of the 63 graphs that the chart component would display i just need two average graphs : one graph of the average operative temperatures and another of the average relative humidity of all zones , what i would do normally if i have just a few zones is use the ladybugseparate data component and then work with the grasshopper Evaluate function and calculate the average then output it to a chart component , but this proves tedious for 63 separate zones . is there a better way to do this ? thank you in advance guys !
Honeybee_Normalize Data by Floor Area I believe is the component that will provide the averaged data you require, 2x normalize by floor area components one for each of the two data points you want (The ladybug folks are quite smart so the component may be able to take both inputs in one component, I cant test that at the moment I dont currently have a model set up that would be a decent test)
Thank you very much, Trevor ! I completely forgot about this component , yes it is exactly what i as looking for, i will get back to you on wether it takes both inputs at once, once i try it .
No problem! happy to help!
Hello again Trevor, hope you’re doing good ! i’ve gotten back to try this method but the thing is Honeybee_Normalize Data by Floor Area won’t work for temperature and humidity averages, i think it is intented more for energy consumption calculation, as it tries to divide the temperature by the surface and so instead of obtaining the average temperature of the zones it gives a very small number 0.0X , i’ve ended up calculating the average using grasshopper embeded math components.
Can’t you just average the output values using Grasshopper’s average component?