Model Browser User's Guide

MBC Modeling

With the fuelPuddle model successfully checked in, start up MBC modeling and load data that has the necessary format to evaluate this transient model.

Set up a Test Plan with two Stage1 input factors (the same number of input factors required by the fuelPuddle model). The Local Model Setup now offers the following options:

Select the fuelpuddle model and click OK.

On building a response model with fuelPuddle as the local model, MBC fits the two parameters tau and x across all the tests.

Notes

In @xregtransient there is a template for fuelPuddleDelay, and the Simulink model can be found in mbc\mbcsimulink. You can check this model in using

• t = [0:30]'; u = sin(t);
  X = [t,u];
  m = xregtransient('name','fuelPuddleDelay');
  checkin(m, 'fuelpuddledelay', X);
  

And now at the MBC Local Model Setup dialog, this model is also available.

Checking into MBC

Data Loading Application Programming Interface