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Matlab Link plot result with maximun parameter value
Posted 23.07.2015, 11:14 GMT-4 Interfacing Version 5.0 1 Reply
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Hello,
I am currently working with the LiveLink with Matlab module. I have a model with several studies and therefore several data sets. Each study use a parametric resolution, and sometimes with different numbers of parameter.
I am trying to write a script that save from one plot group automatically the figures for all datasets.
So i use a for i loop.
I change dataset with : "Model.result('pg1').set('data', 'dset i')", and I use "Model.result('pg1').setIndex('looplevel' , '55' , 0) " to plot the results with de 55th value of the parameter.
I want to automatically use the last value of the parameter. I try to use "Model.result('pg1').setIndex('looplevel' , 'maximum' , 0) " but it didn't work.
Is there a way to do that?
At least is there a way to get the numbers of paramters in this dataset?
Thank you
I am currently working with the LiveLink with Matlab module. I have a model with several studies and therefore several data sets. Each study use a parametric resolution, and sometimes with different numbers of parameter.
I am trying to write a script that save from one plot group automatically the figures for all datasets.
So i use a for i loop.
I change dataset with : "Model.result('pg1').set('data', 'dset i')", and I use "Model.result('pg1').setIndex('looplevel' , '55' , 0) " to plot the results with de 55th value of the parameter.
I want to automatically use the last value of the parameter. I try to use "Model.result('pg1').setIndex('looplevel' , 'maximum' , 0) " but it didn't work.
Is there a way to do that?
At least is there a way to get the numbers of paramters in this dataset?
Thank you
1 Reply Last Post 28.07.2015, 10:00 GMT-4
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9 years ago
Hello,
For those who are looking for the same answer, I found a way.
You can use:
S=mpheval(Model , '1', 'dataset', 'dsetX');
s=size(S.d1);
and s(1) is the last parameter number for the Xth dataset.
For those who are looking for the same answer, I found a way.
You can use:
S=mpheval(Model , '1', 'dataset', 'dsetX');
s=size(S.d1);
and s(1) is the last parameter number for the Xth dataset.