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AI: Not clear what 'energyQuantity' means #767
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Thanks @VenkatTechnologist, will this be something sufficient ? {
"energyConsumption": {
"trainingEnergyConsumption": {
"energyQuantity": 345,
"energyUnit": "kilowattHour"
},
"finetuningEnergyConsumption": {
"energyQuantity": 42,
"energyUnit": "kilowattHour"
}
}
} We are now working on examples. If you find there's anything need more explanation, feel free to shout out. Thank you. |
In addition to the examples, it would be good
to provide explanation of what energyQuantity
is, and how it fits in the scheme of EnergyConsumption(s).
The reason for the confusion is because we
have two similar sounding objects EnergyConsumption
and energyQuantity without the details of how they
are placed. Thanks.
…On Mon, May 20, 2024 at 4:21 PM Arthit Suriyawongkul < ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks @VenkatTechnologist <https://github.com/VenkatTechnologist>, will
this be something sufficient ?
{
"energyConsumption": {
"trainingEnergyConsumption": {
"energyQuantity": 345,
"energyUnit": "kilowattHour"
},
"finetuningEnergyConsumption": {
"energyQuantity": 42,
"energyUnit": "kilowattHour"
}
}
}
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explanation, feel free to shout out. Thank you.
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Thanks. Will this read better?
The 2nd and 3rd paragraphs will also be added to |
Here is a more concise description:
"energyQuantity represents the numerical value of energy consumed, and
energyUnit is the measurement unit for the energy consumed.
For example, 42 kilowatt-hour of energy will have 42 as value for property
energyQuantity, and kilowattHour as value for property energyUnit."
Thanks,
Venkat.
…On Mon, May 20, 2024 at 9:46 PM Arthit Suriyawongkul < ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks. Will this read better?
"Represents the energy quantity.
The quantity is the amount or numerical value of the energy we are trying
to represent.
The unit of measure is how we express the measurement of the quantity.
For example, 42 kilowatt-hour of energy will have the property
energyQuantity as 42 and the property energyUnit as kilowattHour."
The 2nd and 3rd paragraphs will also be added to energyUnit description.
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The property energyQuantity's name or its description does not provide enough information to understand what the property stands for.
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