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Transient Models
Transient models are supported in the Model-Based Calibration Toolbox, for multiple input factors where time is one of the factors. You can define a dynamic model using Simulink and a template file that describes parameters to be fitted in this model. You must check these into the Model-Based Calibration Toolbox before you can use them for modeling.
The following sections describe the process uing an example called fuelpuddle.
Throughout this section you use this Simulink model:
The Simulink Model
Create a Simulink model to represent your transient system. This has some free parameters that MBC fits by regression. There are three places to declare these variables and they all need to match (see Parameters section below).
Any subsystems can be masked so that, at the highest level, the Simulink model looks like this:
The labels are not important. The model inputs are represented by Simulink inports at the top level. The output is represented by a Simulink output. Only one output is supported in MBC.
The model returns a single vector output (here labeled "Y").
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