Model Browser User's Guide

Setting Up the Model

Now you can use the data to create a statistical model of an automobile engine that predicts the torque generated by the engine as a function of spark angle and other variables.

Note    It does not matter in which order you set up local and global models, as both must be completed before you set up the response model.

1. To create a new test plan, do one of the following:
• In the Test Plans list pane at the bottom, click New.

• Alternatively, click the New Test Plan button (  ) in the toolbar. Note that this button changes depending on which node is selected in the model tree. It always creates a child node (not necessarily a test plan node). See the model tree.

  Or select File -> New Test Plan.

1. The New Test Plan dialog box appears.

   

2. Click the two-stage test plan icon and click OK.

1. The default name of the model, Two-Stage, appears in the Model Browser tree, in the All Models pane.

3. Highlight this node of the tree , Two-Stage, by clicking it. The Model Browser window displays a diagram representing the two-stage model.

See also Functions Implemented in the Block Diagram.

Starting the Toolbox

Setting Up the Local Model