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Sweep two parameters in parametric solver.
Posted 03.01.2010, 17:13 GMT-5 2 Replies
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Hi all,
I wanna sweep two parameters with parametric solver, such as X(0,0.1,1) and
Y(1,0.1,2). I tried putting X Y in the "parameter names" and range(0,0.1,1) and
range(1,0.1,2) in the "parameter values", but it was a wrong way. I have read the
manual but they did not mention this kind of case. Hope you guys can help.
Thank you
I wanna sweep two parameters with parametric solver, such as X(0,0.1,1) and
Y(1,0.1,2). I tried putting X Y in the "parameter names" and range(0,0.1,1) and
range(1,0.1,2) in the "parameter values", but it was a wrong way. I have read the
manual but they did not mention this kind of case. Hope you guys can help.
Thank you
2 Replies Last Post 04.01.2010, 11:11 GMT-5
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
I can only advise to read (and re-read) the docs, to help index them to be able to do searches.
probably what went wrong is that if you say variables X Y (two or more) then the data (if I remember right) should be ordered x1 y1 x2 y2 ... and not x1 x2 ... y1 y2 ...
Furthermore the first variable msut eb strictly monotone, that is strictly increasing or decreasing
Good luck
Ivar
I can only advise to read (and re-read) the docs, to help index them to be able to do searches.
probably what went wrong is that if you say variables X Y (two or more) then the data (if I remember right) should be ordered x1 y1 x2 y2 ... and not x1 x2 ... y1 y2 ...
Furthermore the first variable msut eb strictly monotone, that is strictly increasing or decreasing
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you Ivar,
I understand what you meant. That actually is a correct method, but what I need to solve is a large range with small intervals like (0,0.01,5) and obviously this x1 y1 x2 y2 ... way is not reasonable. Maybe I will try to load the data from a file.
Thank you
Boyang
I understand what you meant. That actually is a correct method, but what I need to solve is a large range with small intervals like (0,0.01,5) and obviously this x1 y1 x2 y2 ... way is not reasonable. Maybe I will try to load the data from a file.
Thank you
Boyang