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This is the code for a multi-year feature for the RAMP model which I made during my Master Thesis project.
A new input of "num_years" have been added. The new feature has the same idea as the "cases" option. I have removed the "cases" option for the time being but I can add it back in depending on how you would like to proceed.
The code randomly increases the number of users and appliances over the years. Additionally, new appliances can be added based on a template excel file I have added. I had issues adding the new appliances to the same user instances, so I ended up creating new user instances for the new appliances.
Future work could include not only increasing but also decreasing the number of users and appliances and potentially removing some appliances as well as changing the usage patterns depending on what is interesting.
It is worth noting that I have not worked with GitHub before, therefore, please let me know whether everything is in order so far.
Additionally, this is only my first attempt on creating the feature. Since I did not end up using this in my work I had left it as is, but I am happy to come back and help making it more functional and robust.
Nils Lurie