param updating

src/operation/operation_model_simulation_interface.jl

@@ -8,6 +8,12 @@ function update_model!(model::OperationModel, source::SimulationState, ini_cond_
     return
 end
 
+function update_parameters!(model::EmulationModel, state::SimulationState)
+    data = get_system_states(state)
+    update_parameters!(model, data)
+    return
+end
+
 function update_parameters!(
     model::DecisionModel,
     simulation_state::SimulationState,

src/parameters/update_container_parameter_values.jl

@@ -259,14 +259,17 @@ function _update_parameter_values!(
         for name in component_names
             # Pass indices in this way since JuMP DenseAxisArray don't support view()
             value = round(state_values[name, state_data_index])
-            @assert 0.0 <= value <= 1.0
             if !isfinite(value)
                 error(
                     "The value for the system state used in $(encode_key_as_string(get_attribute_key(attributes))) is not a finite value $(value) \
                      This is commonly caused by referencing a state value at a time when such decision hasn't been made. \
                      Consider reviewing your models' horizon and interval definitions",
                 )
             end
+            if 0.0 > value || value > 1.0
+                error(
+                    "The value for the system state used in $(encode_key_as_string(get_attribute_key(attributes))): $(value) is out of the [0, 1] range")
+            end
             _set_param_value!(parameter_array, value, name, t)
         end
     end
@@ -309,15 +312,18 @@ function _update_parameter_values!(
     for name in component_names
         # Pass indices in this way since JuMP DenseAxisArray don't support view()
         value = round(state_values[name, state_data_index])
-        @assert 0.0 <= value <= 1.0
         if !isfinite(value)
             error(
                 "The value for the system state used in $(encode_key_as_string(get_attribute_key(attributes))) is not a finite value $(value) \
                  This is commonly caused by referencing a state value at a time when such decision hasn't been made. \
                  Consider reviewing your models' horizon and interval definitions",
             )
         end
-        _set_param_value!(parameter_array, value, name, 1)
+        if 0.0 > value || value > 1.0
+            error(
+                "The value for the system state used in $(encode_key_as_string(get_attribute_key(attributes))): $(value) is out of the [0, 1] range")
+        end
+        _set_param_value!(parameter_array, value, name, t)
     end
     return
 end