Accim

rename_epw_files() now asks the user if he wants to amend the new names, just in case some of the names of the cities are not correct. If the proper names of the cities can't be found, these EPWs can be excluded from renaming.

- accim.sim.accis.addAccis(): Outputs argument has been transformed into 3 arguments: Output_type to select the type of outputs, it is a string that can be 'standard' or simplified'; Output_freqs to select the frequencies of the outputs, which is a list of strings containing 'timestep', 'hourly', 'daily', 'monthly' and/or 'runperiod'; and Output_keep_existing, which is a Boolean (True or False), to keep or discard existing outputs (i.e. Output:Variable objects)
- accim.data.datawrangling.Table(): an argument named source_frequency has been added to inform accis of the frequency of the CSVs files; therefore, now daily, monthly and runperiod frequencies can be used in the input CSVs, not only hourly.
- accim.data.datawrangling.genCSVconcatenated(): function added to help processing large amounts of CSVs

- ASHRAE 55 Static setpoints (made with the tool CLIMA) changed to ISO 7730
- Brazilian static setpoints updated to ABNT NBR 16401-2 Standard (2008)
- Adaptive local comfort model for Chile developed by Perez-Fargallo [1] added

[1] A. Pérez-Fargallo, J.A. Pulido-Arcas, C. Rubio-Bellido, M. Trebilcock, B. Piderit, S. Attia, Development of a new adaptive comfort model for low income housing in the central-south of chile, Energy Build. 178 (2018) 94–106. doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2018.08.030.

- Fixed issue with data.datawrangling.Table class
- Jupyter notebooks added for documentation
- Mexican adaptive comfort models added

- Now accim works with Zonelists, and therefore, building energy models generated with OpenStudio
- Different models for multiple countries have been included
- VRF scripttype has been split in 'vrf_ac', which adds a VRF system in full air-conditioning format (to be used mainly with OpenStudio models without any HVAC defined), and 'vrf_mm', to add a VRF in mixed-mode format.