Method ssm/simplify
SIMPLIFY enables to do model simplification
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DESCRIPTION: SIMPLIFY allows you to eliminate input/state/output variables.
CALL: [ssm] = SIMPLIFY(ssm, pl);
INPUTS :
ssm - a ssm object
pl - an option plist
OPTIONS :
plist with parameters 'inputs', 'states' and 'outputs' to indicate which
inputs, states and outputs variables are taken in account. This requires
proper variable naming. If a variable called appears more that once it
will be used once only.
OUTPUTS:
The output array are of size Nsys*Noptions
sys_out - (array of) ssm objects without the specified information
Parameters Description
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| Method Details |
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| Access |
public |
| Defining Class |
ssm |
| Sealed |
0 |
| Static |
0 |
Parameter Description
| Sets for this method … |
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| Default |
Default |
| no description |
| Key |
Default Value |
Options |
Description |
| simplify |
| INPUTS |
'ALL' |
none |
Specify the inputs. Give one of:- A cell-array of input port names.
- A cell-array of logical arrays specifying which input ports to use for each input block.
- A cell-array of double values specifying which input ports to use for each input block.
- The string 'ALL' to use all inputs.
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| STATES |
'ALL' |
none |
Specify the states. Specify the states as for the 'inputs' parameter. |
| OUTPUTS |
'ALL' |
none |
Specify the outputs. Specify the outputs as for the 'inputs' parameter. |
Example |
| plist('INPUTS', 'ALL', 'STATES', 'ALL', 'OUTPUTS', 'ALL') |
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| Some information of the method ssm/simplify are listed below: |
| Class name |
ssm |
| Method name |
simplify |
| Category |
Operator |
| Package name |
ltpda |
| VCS Version |
967b0eec0dece803a81af8ef54ad2f8c784b20b2 |
| Min input args |
1 |
| Max input args |
-1 |
| Min output args |
1 |
| Max output args |
-1 |
| Can be used as modifier |
1 |
| Supported numeric types |
{'double'} |
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Method: ssm/sMinReal |
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Method: ssm/simulate |
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