simulation multi_run summarize
Format:
simulation multi_run summarize |
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result_set_name = | existing result set |
column_width = | integer |
precision = | integer |
format = | Fixed/exponential/automatic |
write_to_terminal = | on/off |
file_name = | filename |
Description:
Parameter | Value Type | Description |
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result_set_name | Existing Result Set | Enters the parametric analysis result set you want to display. |
column_width | Integer | Enters values for the column. |
precision | Integer | Enters values for the precision. |
format | Fixed/exponential/automatic | Selects either Automatic, Exponential, or Fixed. |
write_to_terminal | On/off | Specifies whether or not the information requested is to be sent to the Information window. |
file_name | File Name | Enters the file name if you want to write the table to a file. |
Extended Definition:
1. Result set is a basic set of state variable data that Adams Solver calculates during a simulation. Adams Solver outputs the data at each simulation output step. A component of a result set is a time series of a particular quantity (for example, the x displacement of a part or the y torque in a joint).
The result set contains:
■A component named Trial that contains the number of each run (one through the number of runs).
■For each design variable, a component with the same name as the variable which contains the values used for the variable in each run.
2. You can control the format of the numbers in the table, the width of the columns, and the precision of the numbers. For the format of the numbers, you can select:
■Automatic - Selects either exponential or fixed, depending on the size of the number and the column width. If you select automatic format, the value you enter for the precision of the numbers sets the overall number of digits.
■Exponential or fixed - The value you enter for the precision sets the number of digits past the decimal point.
For each measure or objective, a component with the same name as the objective or measure, which contains the values of the performance measure for each run.
3. The “write_to_terminal” parameter is most likely to be used with the file_name parameter to write the information only to a file.