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Contrib varlinker noise #6

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Summary/Motivation:

Apply noise to measurements in MHE simulations.

Changes proposed in this PR:

  • Transfer some noise functions from idaes/caprese to this branch.
  • Modify var-linker interface to apply noise when transferring data.
  • Add tests for noise.py, new functions in var_linker.py, and MHE simulation with measurement noise.

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Please review the previous pull request Contrib mpc mhe before review this pull request.

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@Robbybp In line 341-346 of noise test, it looks like you assume RuntimeError do not raise within 2 iterations, but is it possible that the error raises within 2 iterations?

blnicho pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 30, 2023
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