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bifacial_radiance is a python wrapper for calling and using Radiance, with specific functions to generate geometry (text files) related to bifacial photovoltaic systems
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A full example might look like:
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6. Analysis Obj - calculates the coordinates that will be sampled for irradiance. You can specify any module and row desired or custom coordinates.
7. Analysis - runs the Radiance rtrace command and saves the measured irradiance values for the surface specified in the results folder.
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Each of this steps has more options than described here, so we really recommend looking at the `Webinar tutorial <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X9L-R-RVGA>`_ And our `Jupyter Notebook tutorials <http://github.com/NREL/bifacial_radiance/tree/master/docs/tutorials/>`_, as well as the :ref:`manualapi` as each function has description of input parameters.
