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Can I run algorithmic workflows on local workstations?

I need to run a large number of models by using OpenStudio 2.1. I want to use some algorithmic methods such as LHS to reduce the number of models. According to OpenStudio Release Notes, OpenStudio 2.1's PAT can do this work. Now, I want to know whether I can do the work on local workstations and whether I can use CLI to call compact.osw, reduce the number of models through a certain algorithmic method and then run all the models? Because there are too many models, I hope I can do the work automatically. If it is possible, please tell me the detailed method to do the work.

Can I run algorithmic workflows on local workstations?

I need to run a large number of models by using OpenStudio 2.1. I want to use some algorithmic methods such as LHS to reduce the number of models. According to OpenStudio Release Notes, OpenStudio 2.1's PAT can do this work. Now, I want to know whether I can do the work on local workstations and whether I can use CLI to call compact.osw, reduce the number of models through a certain algorithmic method and then run all the models? Because there are too many models, I hope I can do the work automatically. If it is possible, please tell me the detailed method to do the work.

Can I run algorithmic workflows on local workstations?

I need to run a large number of models by using OpenStudio 2.1. I want to use some algorithmic methods such as LHS to reduce the number of models. According to OpenStudio Release Notes, OpenStudio 2.1's PAT can do this work. Now, I want to know whether I can do the work on local workstations and whether I can use CLI to call compact.osw, reduce the number of models through a certain algorithmic method and then run all the models? Because there are too many models, I hope I can do the work automatically. If it is possible, please tell me the detailed method to do the work.