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What Can LLMs Do with Messy Data?

Talkat PyData London 2026 · on Sunday, 2026-06-07· at 15:30· Hardwick Hub· [ai-assisted-development, data-visualization]
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Evaluates what large language models actually do with ResStock-style data using pandas/DuckDB workflows and representative ResStock runs (solar thermal in Texas, HVAC in the Southeastern U.S.). Shows sampling, reshaping, and a schema “data card,” plus a deployed multi-agent pipeline—multi-agent orchestrator, statistics, visualization, and query agents—backed by a SQLite back-end and local open-source LLMs. Delivers generated/refined queries, plain-English impact explanations, and reproducible failure modes: token cost, hallucinated columns, and remaining need for human science judgment.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:46AI in energy research
  3. 3:30Simulating policies with Restock
  4. 7:38Messy energy data challenges
  5. 9:25From scripts to AI analysis
  6. 11:11GPT for data exploration
  7. 14:00Collaborating with Red Hat
  8. 17:09Multi-agent conversational AI
  9. 20:39Results and improvements
  10. 24:11Live demo
  11. 26:16Tool goals and limits
  12. 28:52Conclusion and Q&A
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