Difference between revisions of "Steady State (analysis)"

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;Analysis title
 
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:[[File:Default-analysis-icon.png]] Steady State
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:[[File:DAE-models-Steady-State-icon.png]] Steady State
 
;Provider
 
;Provider
 
:[[Institute of Systems Biology]]
 
:[[Institute of Systems Biology]]
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==== Parameters: ====
 
==== Parameters: ====
  
* '''Diagram''' – Diagram for analysis.
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* '''Input diagram''' – Input diagram.
* '''Steady state name''' – Steady state name if empty - steady state parameters will be set to default state.
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* '''Input state''' – Input state
* '''Result diagram''' – Diagram with steady state values.
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* '''Output type''' – Output type.
* '''Variable names''' (expert) – Variables which values will be used for steady state detection. If no variables selected then all variables will be used
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* '''Result diagram''' – Result diagram.
* '''Relative tolerance''' – Relative tolerance for the steady state checking.
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* '''State''' – Diagram state.
* '''Absolute tolerance''' – Absolute tolerance for the steady state checking.
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* '''Simulation result''' – Simulation result
* '''Validation series size''' (expert) – Size of parameters time series for steady state check.
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* '''Result table''' – Result table
* '''Start search time''' (expert) – Time to start the steady state searching.
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* '''Variable names''' – Variables which values will be used for steady state detection. If no variables selected then all variables will be used.
* '''Simulation options''' (expert) – Simulation engine, suitable for chosen diagram.
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* '''Relative tolerance''' – Relative tolerance for steady state.
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* '''Absolute tolerance''' – Absolute tolerance for steady state.
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* '''Time points number''' (expert) – Number of consequent time points for steady state detection.
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* '''Start time''' (expert) – Start time for steady state detection.
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* '''Simulation parameters''' (expert) – Simulation parameters.
 
** '''Engine type''' – Engine type.
 
** '''Engine type''' – Engine type.
 
** '''Engine options''' – Engine options.
 
** '''Engine options''' – Engine options.
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**** '''Absolute tolerance''' – Absolute tolerance.
 
**** '''Absolute tolerance''' – Absolute tolerance.
 
**** '''Relative tolerance''' – Relative tolerance.
 
**** '''Relative tolerance''' – Relative tolerance.
**** '''Statistics mode''' – Statistics mode
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**** '''Statistics mode''' – Statistics mode.
 
**** '''Integration method''' – Integration method (ADAMS or BDF)
 
**** '''Integration method''' – Integration method (ADAMS or BDF)
 
**** '''Inner linear solver type''' – Inner linear solver type
 
**** '''Inner linear solver type''' – Inner linear solver type
 
**** '''Jacobian approximation type''' – Jacobian approximation type
 
**** '''Jacobian approximation type''' – Jacobian approximation type
 
**** '''Steps limit''' – Limitation for solver steps count
 
**** '''Steps limit''' – Limitation for solver steps count
**** '''Minimum time step''' – minimum time step
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**** '''Minimum time step''' – Minimum time step.
**** '''Maximum time step inversed''' – 1 / maximum time step
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**** '''Maximum time step inverted''' – 1 / maximum time step.
 
**** '''Mu''' – Upper bandwidth of Banded Jacobian
 
**** '''Mu''' – Upper bandwidth of Banded Jacobian
 
**** '''Ml''' – Lower bandwidth of Banded Jacobian
 
**** '''Ml''' – Lower bandwidth of Banded Jacobian
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**** '''Detect incorrect numbers (NaNs and Infs''' – If true then simulation will end when NaN or Infinity encountered
 
*** '''Code generation type''' – Type of code generation: if auto then BioUML will try to choose by itself.
 
*** '''Code generation type''' – Type of code generation: if auto then BioUML will try to choose by itself.
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*** '''Algebraic solver name''' – Name of algebraic solver which will be used
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*** '''Algebraic Solver parameters''' – Parameters of algebraic solver which will be used
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**** '''Maximum iterations''' – Maximum iterations
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**** '''Function tolerance''' – Function tolerance
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**** '''Minimal gradient tolerance''' – Minimal gradient tolerance
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**** '''Points tolerance''' – Points tolerance
  
 
[[Category:Analyses]]
 
[[Category:Analyses]]

Revision as of 19:00, 13 February 2017

Analysis title
DAE-models-Steady-State-icon.png Steady State
Provider
Institute of Systems Biology
Class
SteadyStateAnalysis
Plugin
biouml.plugins.modelreduction (Model reduction plug-in)

Description

Find steady state by simuilating model until steady state.

Parameters:

  • Input diagram – Input diagram.
  • Input state – Input state
  • Output type – Output type.
  • Result diagram – Result diagram.
  • State – Diagram state.
  • Simulation result – Simulation result
  • Result table – Result table
  • Variable names – Variables which values will be used for steady state detection. If no variables selected then all variables will be used.
  • Relative tolerance – Relative tolerance for steady state.
  • Absolute tolerance – Absolute tolerance for steady state.
  • Time points number (expert) – Number of consequent time points for steady state detection.
  • Start time (expert) – Start time for steady state detection.
  • Simulation parameters (expert) – Simulation parameters.
    • Engine type – Engine type.
    • Engine options – Engine options.
      • Initial time – Initial time.
      • Completion time – Completion time.
      • Time increment – Time increment.
      • Simulator name – Simulator name.
      • Simulator options – Simulator options.
        • Absolute tolerance – Absolute tolerance.
        • Relative tolerance – Relative tolerance.
        • Statistics mode – Statistics mode.
        • Integration method – Integration method (ADAMS or BDF)
        • Inner linear solver type – Inner linear solver type
        • Jacobian approximation type – Jacobian approximation type
        • Steps limit – Limitation for solver steps count
        • Minimum time step – Minimum time step.
        • Maximum time step inverted – 1 / maximum time step.
        • Mu – Upper bandwidth of Banded Jacobian
        • Ml – Lower bandwidth of Banded Jacobian
        • Detect incorrect numbers (NaNs and Infs – If true then simulation will end when NaN or Infinity encountered
      • Code generation type – Type of code generation: if auto then BioUML will try to choose by itself.
      • Algebraic solver name – Name of algebraic solver which will be used
      • Algebraic Solver parameters – Parameters of algebraic solver which will be used
        • Maximum iterations – Maximum iterations
        • Function tolerance – Function tolerance
        • Minimal gradient tolerance – Minimal gradient tolerance
        • Points tolerance – Points tolerance
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