@cpaulgilman is it ok to add to this branch to add a switch between Allen and Walker methods? It would likely be a dropdown with Allen method and Walker method as the text in the dropdown menu.

@cpaulgilman is it ok to add to this branch to add a switch between Allen and Walker methods? It would likely be a dropdown with Allen method and Walker method as the text in the dropdown menu.

Yes -- consider radio buttons in case dropdown suggests preference for one option over the other. Also, is there a way to differentiate the methods with a descriptive term instead of the developer's name?

@cpaulgilman is it ok to add to this branch to add a switch between Allen and Walker methods? It would likely be a dropdown with Allen method and Walker method as the text in the dropdown menu.

Yes -- consider radio buttons in case dropdown suggests preference for one option over the other. Also, is there a way to differentiate the methods with a descriptive term instead of the developer's name?

@cpaulgilman I would appreciate notes on the wording here. We can provide references to Allen and Walker in the documentation.

Walker method: https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy20osti/76859.pdf

@mjprilliman Thanks for adding the Walker method. I've redesigned the UI and revised Help:

@mjprilliman Thanks for adding the Walker method. I've redesigned the UI and revised Help:

Looks great Paul! My only note would be that only the Allen method I would describe as empirical, so I would probably remove that adjective there.

Looks great Paul! My only note would be that only the Allen method I would describe as empirical, so I would probably remove that adjective there.

Good catch. I'll remove "empirical" from the general description.