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i'm working on an open-source tool that is installable for mac and PC, which aims to solve exactly this issue. It currently only supports SQLite outputs, but it loads available hourly and sub-hourly reports nearly instantaneously--even for very large simulations--and only pulls queried reports into system memory as required. it features unit conversion, multiple simulations at once, heatmaps, line charts, histograms, scatter plots, statistical summaries, and CSV / clipboard export.
Hope this helps. It's currently in beta testing so if you use it, please let me know your thoughts!
source code and link to installable files:
https://github.com/michaelsweeney/timestep/
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i'm working on an open-source tool that is installable for mac and PC, which aims to solve exactly this issue. It currently only supports SQLite outputs, but it loads available hourly and sub-hourly reports nearly instantaneously--even for very large simulations--and only pulls queried reports into system memory as required. it features unit conversion, multiple simulations at once, heatmaps, line charts, histograms, scatter plots, statistical summaries, and CSV / clipboard export.
Hope this helps. It's currently in beta testing so if you use it, please let me know your thoughts!
source code and link to installable files:
https://github.com/michaelsweeney/timestep/https://michaelsweeney.github.io/timestep/
