| Package | Description | 
|---|---|
| net.degreedays.api.data | 
 For specifying and receiving degree-day data and temperature data from the API. 
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| net.degreedays.api.regression | 
 For using the API to run regressions against your energy-usage data. 
 | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
DataSet | 
DataSets.get(DataSpec dataSpec)
Returns the  
DataSet that was generated to fulfil the
 specified DataSpec from the request, or throws a
 SourceDataException if no such DataSet could be
 generated. | 
AverageDataSet | 
DataSets.getAverage(AverageDataSpec dataSpec)
Returns the  
AverageDataSet that was generated to fulfil the
 specified AverageDataSpec from the request, or throws a
 SourceDataException if no such AverageDataSet could
 be generated. | 
DatedDataSet | 
DataSets.getDated(DatedDataSpec dataSpec)
Returns the  
DatedDataSet that was generated to fulfil the
 specified DatedDataSpec from the request, or throws a
 SourceDataException if no such DatedDataSet could be
 generated. | 
TimeSeriesDataSet | 
DataSets.getTimeSeries(TimeSeriesDataSpec dataSpec)
Returns the  
TimeSeriesDataSet that was generated to fulfil
 the specified TimeSeriesDataSpec from the request, or throws
 a SourceDataException if no such TimeSeriesDataSet
 could be generated. | 
DataSet | 
DataSets.getWithKey(java.lang.String key)
 For unusual use cases, this enables you to access the
  
DataSet objects using the string keys that are usually
 managed internally. | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
java.util.List<Regression> | 
RegressionResponse.getRegressions()
Returns a non-null, non-empty, best-first ordered list of
  
Regression objects, or throws a SourceDataException
 if the API could not generate regressions because there was not enough
 good weather data for the Location specified in your
 RegressionRequest. | 
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