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LiveLink for MATLAB: output specified solutions under several studies

Posted 04.12.2024, 09:40 GMT-5 LiveLink for MATLAB 2 Replies

Carl Xu
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There are several solutions under several studies in .mph. How to output a specific solution?

2 Replies Last Post 29.12.2024, 02:03 GMT-5
Lars Gregersen COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 11 months ago 10.12.2024, 03:07 GMT-5

Hi Carl

For most functions in LiveLink for Matlab that extracts data you can specify the dataset, solnum and outersolnum. Outersolnum is used when you have parametric sweeps.

If you have a specific model and a specific example of what you would like to extract I'm sure we can some up with a better reply.

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Lars Gregersen
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Hi Carl For most functions in LiveLink for Matlab that extracts data you can specify the dataset, solnum and outersolnum. Outersolnum is used when you have parametric sweeps. If you have a specific model and a specific example of what you would like to extract I'm sure we can some up with a better reply.
Carl Xu
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Posted: 10 months ago 29.12.2024, 02:03 GMT-5
Updated: 10 months ago 29.12.2024, 08:17 GMT-5

thanks Dr Gregersen. Any extensive tutorials? Some online info talks about these commands but there's still a lot for the user to figure out themselves.

Also, does outersolnum only work for parametric sweeps? I have multiple study steps:

1.steady analysis

2.transient analysis

3.transient analysis

I want to extract data from 3, say.

thanks Dr Gregersen. Any extensive tutorials? Some online info talks about these commands but there's still a lot for the user to figure out themselves. Also, does outersolnum only work for parametric sweeps? I have multiple study steps: 1.steady analysis 2.transient analysis 3.transient analysis I want to extract data from 3, say.

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