Batch simulationsBatch simulationshttps://dlt-acc.firelay.cloud/c/message_boards/find_thread?p_l_id=3228466&threadId=34406712026-05-12T13:22:11Z2026-05-12T13:22:11ZBatch simulationsVictor Chavarriashttps://dlt-acc.firelay.cloud/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=3228466&messageId=34406702020-10-09T11:11:45Z2020-10-09T11:11:45ZHi, <br /><br />I have received the following questions:<br /><br /><ul style="list-style: disc outside;"><li><em>Can I perform a simulation directly by using an input.mat? </em></li><li><em>Can I make a new input file directly (new input.mat) using an old one? This might be easier that changing (and storing under a different name) input_ELV every time.<br /></em></li><li><em>Can I perform multiple simulations (batching)? I thought single_run_ELV might be used for that as a base. But couldn’t figure that out. Do you have a sample input/script?</em></li></ul><em></em><br />I have done it before, but the code has evolved and I have not updated these scripts, so my old scripts will not work. It is simple. <br /><ol style="list-style: decimal outside;" start="1"><li>Create a reference input file (i.e., 'input_ELV.m'). </li><li>Save the input variable (i.e., 'input.mat') or run the simulation for this to be done automatically.</li><li>Create a script modifying script 'oh_ELV_please_run'. Make it to load the reference input variable, and change the parameters you want to change before calling 'run_ELV'. </li></ol>Victor Chavarrias2020-10-09T11:11:45Z