Keeping Simulation Results OpenSpecific simulation results can be kept open by preventing the corresponding Variable Browser to be automatically closed when new Variable Browsers are opened. See Keep Simulation Results by Preventing the Automatic Closure of Corresponding Variable Browsers. Open or Export Simulation ResultsThe results can be opened, and also exported in external files. Export Variables to FileYou can export selected variables from the Variable Browser to a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file or a Scientific Data Format (SDF) file. Save Variables as Variable SelectionsYou can save monitored and plotted variables as variable selections. See Saving Monitored and Plotted Variables as Variable Selections. Plot ResultsSee Working with Plots. Analyze Variable DependenciesYou can analyze the variable dependencies for a signal to, for example, investigate why it behaves in a certain way. See Working with Variable Dependencies and Equation Incidence. Sweep ParametersTo get an intuitive knowledge of the behavior of a model, you can vary the model parameters by sweeping them and plot the result. Note:
When you sweep two parameters, you can currently only display the numeric results of the
sweep in the Modelica Scripting window, the 3D Plot is currently not
supported.
See Sweeping Parameters. Analyze Numeric IntegrationYou can analyze the numeric integration to inspect state variables that might slow down the simulation of large models. Analyze EventsYou can analyze the events in a simulation. See Analyzing Events. Applying ProfilingYou can use profilng to determine where the time is spent in evaluating the model equations. You can also activate profiling of function calls. This can be used to, for example, investigate external function calls, especially FMUs. Another usage can be to find time-consuming media functions. See Applying Profiling. | |||||||||