Simulator configuration - Revision history

Dgorissen at 22:01, 2 September 2009

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	<source lang="xml">		<source lang="xml">
	<InputParameters>		<InputParameters>
	<Parameter name="age" type="real" minimum="0" maximum="23"/>		<Parameter name="age" type="real" minimum="0" maximum="23"/>
	<Parameter name="waterTemp" type="real" minimum="-10" maximum="100"/>		<Parameter name="waterTemp" type="real" minimum="-10" maximum="100"/>
	</InputParameters>		</InputParameters>
	</source>		</source>

Dgorissen at 22:00, 2 September 2009

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	* location of the executable or script that implements the problem		* location of the executable or script that implements the problem

	The only time you would deal with this file is if you are planning to [[model your own problem~~\|Adding an example~~]]. Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the existing examples to guide you. For example, if you just want to model some scattered data (i.e., you only have a flat text file) your simulator file will simply contain the names of the inputs, outputs, and the location of your data file. In this case you can use the ''Abalone'' example as a template.		The only time you would deal with this file is if you are planning to [[Adding an example\|model your own problem]]. Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the existing examples to guide you. For example, if you just want to model some scattered data (i.e., you only have a flat text file) your simulator file will simply contain the names of the inputs, outputs, and the location of your data file. In this case you can use the ''Abalone'' example as a template.

	Two important remarks:		Two important remarks:

Dgorissen at 21:59, 2 September 2009

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	This configuration file specifies how the SUMO Toolbox should interface with your simulation code (= the [[simulator]]). It defines:		This configuration file specifies how the SUMO Toolbox should interface with your simulation code (= the [[simulator]]). It defines:

	* the number and ~~name~~ of inputs		* the number, name, and range of inputs
	* the number, name, and type (complex or real values) of outputs		* the number, name, and type (complex or real values) of outputs
	* available ~~datasets~~ and type (scattered or gridded)		* available data files and type (scattered or gridded)
	* location of the executable or script		* location of the executable or script that implements the problem
	* ...

	Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the existing examples as a template. ~~More information here: [[Adding an example]].~~		The only time you would deal with this file is if you are planning to [[model your own problem\|Adding an example]]. Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the existing examples to guide you. For example, if you just want to model some scattered data (i.e., you only have a flat text file) your simulator file will simply contain the names of the inputs, outputs, and the location of your data file. In this case you can use the ''Abalone'' example as a template.

	~~Also see~~ [[~~Config:SampleEvaluator\|the sample evaluator~~]] page.		Two important remarks:
			# Remember that your data must be in the format SUMO expects, or else you will get errors. See the [[Interfacing_with_the_toolbox]] page for more information.
			# If your inputs are NOT scaled between [-1 1] then you MUST specify 'minimum' and 'maximum' attributes for your inputs in the simulator file. For example, if you have 2 inputs with custom ranges your inputs section of the simulator file would look like this:

			<source lang="xml">
			<InputParameters>
			<Parameter name="age" type="real" minimum="0" maximum="23"/>
			<Parameter name="waterTemp" type="real" minimum="-10" maximum="100"/>
			</InputParameters>
			</source>

Dgorissen at 08:19, 25 June 2009

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	* the number and name of inputs		* the number and name of inputs
	* the number, name, and type (complex or real values) of outputs		* the number, name, and type (complex or real values) of outputs
	* available datasets		* available datasets and type (scattered or gridded)
	* location of the executable or script		* location of the executable or script
	* ...		* ...

Dgorissen at 14:38, 10 June 2009

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	* ...		* ...

	Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the ~~files in the <code>~~examples~~/</code> subdirectory~~ as an example.		Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the existing examples as a template. More information here: [[Adding an example]].

	Also see [[Config:SampleEvaluator\|the sample evaluator]] page.		Also see [[Config:SampleEvaluator\|the sample evaluator]] page.

Dgorissen at 22:06, 28 January 2009

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	Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.		Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.

	Also see : [[Config:SampleEvaluator\|the sample evaluator]] page.		Also see [[Config:SampleEvaluator\|the sample evaluator]] page.

Icouckuy at 12:20, 30 July 2008

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	Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.		Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.

	Also see : [[Config:SampleEvaluator]] page.		Also see : [[Config:SampleEvaluator\|the sample evaluator]] page.

Dgorissen at 12:51, 25 July 2008

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	This configuration file specifies how the SUMO Toolbox should interface with your simulation code (= the [[simulator]]).		This configuration file specifies how the SUMO Toolbox should interface with your simulation code (= the [[simulator]]). It defines:

			* the number and name of inputs
			* the number, name, and type (complex or real values) of outputs
			* available datasets
			* location of the executable or script
			* ...

	Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.		Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.

	Also see : [[Config:SampleEvaluator]] page.		Also see : [[Config:SampleEvaluator]] page.

Tdhaene at 15:58, 10 June 2008

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	Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.		Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.

			Also see : [[Config:SampleEvaluator]] page.

Tdhaene at 13:08, 10 June 2008

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	This configuration file specifies how the SUMO Toolbox should interface with your simulation code (= the [[simulator]]).		This configuration file specifies how the SUMO Toolbox should interface with your simulation code (= the [[simulator]]).

	Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the examples/ subdirectory as an example.		Writing such a file is very easy, simply use one of the files in the <code>examples/</code> subdirectory as an example.