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simulation multi_run preview_doe

Allows you to see each configuration of your model for every design variable. Displays an alert box asking if you want to pause after each configuration. Select YES to pause.

Format:

 
simulation multi_run preview_doe
model_name =
existing model
variable_names =
Existing variables
number_of_levels =
integer
technique =
full_factorial/ user1/ user2/ user3
number_of_user_trials =
integer
user_matrix =
integer
rows_in_table =
integer
table_of_values =
real
matrix_file_name =
Filename

Example:

 
simulation multi_run preview_doe &
model_name =
.MODEL_1 &
variable_names =
DV2 &
number_of_levels =
2 &
technique =
full_factorial

Description:

 
Parameter
Value Type
Description
model_name
Existing Model
Specifies the name of an existing model.
variable_name
Existing Variables
Enters the name of the design variable that you want to vary.
number_of_levels
Integer
Specifies the number of levels to use when you run the design study or DOE.
number_of_user_trials
Integer
Enters the number of trials (simulations) and the trial matrix.
user_matrix
Integer
Specifies an integer
rows_in_table
Integer
Specifies an integer
table_of_values
Real
Specifies a real number.
technique
Full_factorial/user1/user2/user3
Selects a DOE technique.
matrix_file_name
Filename
Specifies file name containing the matrix of values to be read from.

Extended Definition:

1. Before you run a design study or design of experiment (DOE), you must specify a range of values or list of values for each design variable used in the analysis. These determine the values that Adams View uses during the design study or DOE simulations. These values are called the levels of the variable.
2. The DOE technique or trial matrix controls the number of simulations and the combination of variable values to use for each simulation. For example, the Full Factorial technique simulates every possible combination of levels. If you use two variables with three levels each, Adams View runs nine simulations.
The DOE technique or trial matrix selects values for a variable based on the range or list of values you defined for the variable.
If you specified only a range for a design variable, Adams View selects from equally spaced values across the range. You enter the number of values in the Default Levels text box.
If you specified a list of values for a design variable, Adams View selects directly from those values, ignoring the value in the Default Levels text box.