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Stop condition expression
Posted 1 ott 2012, 21:13 GMT-4 Version 4.3 4 Replies
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The stop condition expression that I use is
mod1.ppb1<0.1
where mod1 is the index from the model and ppb1 is the point probe.
The expression is well evaluated and the model works but the stop condition isn't.
Does anybody know why?
Paul
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mod1.ppb1-0.1
the model stops when the point value reaches the value 0.1, therefore it works. But what about "less than" ?
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I was killing my brain with this and finally I have discovered how it works.
Just write:
0.5-(modx.ppby<value)
where x and y denote the index of model and probe evaluation and the value is the desired value. My example:
0.5-(mod1.ppb1<0.02)
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