Metis Smart Modeling - Rules - Revision history

PatrickG: /* Formulas */

2014-02-26T07:39:36Z

Formulas

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	0.5 and 0.99: the number is rounded to 1. For example, 3.7 is rounded to 4 (no decimal).		0.5 and 0.99: the number is rounded to 1. For example, 3.7 is rounded to 4 (no decimal).
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		+	'''RoundUp'''
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		+	Calculates the upward rounded value of a numeric value according to the specified number of decimal.
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		+	<Result> = Roundup(<Numeric Value> [,<Number of Decimals>])
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		+	'''Parameter Details'''
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		+	<Result>: Integer or real rounded value of the specified numeric value.
		+	<Numeric Value>: Real or currency numeric value to round. We recommend that you use the currency type in order to get reliable results.
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		+	'''Numeric Value'''
		+	If <Numeric Value> is included between:
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		+	0 and 0.99: the number is rounded up to 1. For example, 3.7 is rounded to 4 (no decimal).
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		+	'''RoundDown'''
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		+	Calculates the downward rounded value of a numeric value according to the specified number of decimal.
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		+	<Result> = Rounddown(<Numeric Value> [,<Number of Decimals>])
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		+	'''Parameter Details'''
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		+	<Result>: Integer or real rounded value of the specified numeric value.
		+	<Numeric Value>: Real or currency numeric value to round. We recommend that you use the currency type in order to get reliable results.
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		+	'''Numeric Value'''
		+	If <Numeric Value> is included between:
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		+	0 et 0.49: the number is rounded to 0. For example, 3.2 is rounded to 3 (no decimal).
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	=== External Selection===		=== External Selection===

PatrickG: /* Rule types */

2014-01-13T16:19:25Z

Rule types

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PatrickG: /* What is a rule? */

2014-01-13T16:12:09Z

What is a rule?

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	'''Q from'''		'''Q from'''
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-	The value set in this field will define the lower limit for which the rule is valid and should be executed. For example, if the "Q in" value is 6 and that the "Q from" value is 5, then the rule will provide an output. The "Q from" value can also be considered as a base value for the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Systems\|system]] in which the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Models\|model]] is used.	+	The value set in this field will define the lower limit for which the rule is valid and should be executed. For example, if the '''Q in''' value is 6 and that the "Q from" value is 5, then the rule will provide an output. The "Q from" value can also be considered as a base value for the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Systems\|system]] in which the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Models\|model]] is used.
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	'''Q to'''		'''Q to'''
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-	The value set in this field will define the upper limit for which the rule is valid and should be executed. For example, if the "Q in" value is 6 and that the "Q to" value is 4, then the rule will not provide an output.	+	The value set in this field will define the upper limit for which the rule is valid and should be executed. For example, if the '''Q in''' value is 6 and that the "Q to" value is 4, then the rule will not provide an output.
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	\| [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Attributes\|Attributes]] do not hold any values in material [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Models\|models]], as in Rules their value is calculated based on a list of material and that this list is only available when the execution of the model is completed.		\| [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Attributes\|Attributes]] do not hold any values in material [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Models\|models]], as in Rules their value is calculated based on a list of material and that this list is only available when the execution of the model is completed.
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	== Rule types ==		== Rule types ==

PatrickG: /* Optimal Selection */

2014-01-13T16:04:35Z

Optimal Selection

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		+	{{Note
		+	\| As the optimal rule is a 'sequence' of single rules, the '''Q included''' field works as described above.
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	\| Definition of an optimal rule within Metis Smart Modeling.		\| Definition of an optimal rule within Metis Smart Modeling.
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	=== Maximal Selection ===		=== Maximal Selection ===

PatrickG: /* Single Selection */

2014-01-13T15:58:41Z

Single Selection

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-	In certain case their could be a 'start' value for the output provided by the rule. For example a motherboard is generally already equipped with multiple USB ports, in this case lets say 4. Based on the result of the execution, the required number of ports could be 6. s the base of the 'system' being modeled already '''includes''' 4, the result of the rule should be 1. This value could then be used in another Group of rules to define an expansion card for the system.	+	In certain case their could be a 'start' value for the output provided by the rule. For example a motherboard is generally already equipped with multiple USB ports, in this case lets say 4. Based on the result of the execution, the required number of ports could be 6. s the base of the 'system' being modeled already '''includes''' 4, the result of the rule should be 1. This value could then be used in another Group of rules to define an expansion card for the system. The 'Q included' field allows to define the value that is already available in the model.

PatrickG: /* Single Selection */

2014-01-13T15:55:27Z

Single Selection

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-	~~A filter or limit to the execution of the rule can~~ be ~~set with the "Q from" and "Q to" fields by giving~~ a ~~scope in which~~ the ~~input/~~output ~~relation should be executed. If~~ the ~~"Q from" field~~ is ~~left empty~~, this ~~means that~~ the ~~rule is valid for input values greater or equal than 0~~. ~~An d if~~ the ~~"Q to" field is also left empty~~, ~~then it means that~~ the rule ~~is valid up~~ to ~~infinite input values~~.	+	In certain case their could be a 'start' value for the output provided by the rule. For example a motherboard is generally already equipped with multiple USB ports, in this case lets say 4. Based on the result of the execution, the required number of ports could be 6. s the base of the 'system' being modeled already '''includes''' 4, the result of the rule should be 1. This value could then be used in another Group of rules to define an expansion card for the system.


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	\| Definition of a single rule within Metis Smart Modeling.		\| Definition of a single rule within Metis Smart Modeling.
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	=== Table Selection===		=== Table Selection===

Patrick at 14:49, 3 October 2013

2013-10-03T14:49:27Z

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Patrick: /* Testing rules */

2012-03-19T10:25:14Z

Testing rules

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	{{Video		{{Video
-	\| <mediaplayer width='400' height='300'>File:Testing rules and groups of rules OK.mp4‎</mediaplayer>	+	\| <mediaplayer width='400' height='300' image='http://www.xpert-technologies.ch/mediawikidev/images/8/84/VID_Testing_rules_and_Group_of_rules.PNG'>File:Testing rules and groups of rules OK.mp4‎</mediaplayer>
	\| Testing rules and [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Group_of_Rules\|group of rules]].		\| Testing rules and [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Group_of_Rules\|group of rules]].
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Patrick: /* Maximal Selection */

2012-03-19T10:22:49Z

Maximal Selection

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	{{Video		{{Video
-	\| <mediaplayer width='400' height='300'>File:Creating_a_maximal_rule_OK.mp4</mediaplayer>	+	\| <mediaplayer width='400' height='300' image='http://www.xpert-technologies.ch/mediawikidev/images/3/3d/VID_Creating_a_maximal_rule.PNG'>File:Creating_a_maximal_rule_OK.mp4</mediaplayer>
	\| Definition of a maximal rule within Metis Smart Modeling.		\| Definition of a maximal rule within Metis Smart Modeling.
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Patrick: /* Formulas */

2012-03-19T10:22:31Z

Formulas

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	{{Video		{{Video
-	\| <mediaplayer width='400' height='300'>File:Creating_a_formula_based_rule_OK.mp4</mediaplayer>	+	\| <mediaplayer width='400' height='300' image='http://www.xpert-technologies.ch/mediawikidev/images/1/14/VID_Creating_a_formula_based_rule.PNG'>File:Creating_a_formula_based_rule_OK.mp4</mediaplayer>
	\| Definition of a formula based rule within Metis Smart Modeling.		\| Definition of a formula based rule within Metis Smart Modeling.
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