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Python module for management of Modelica simulation files in .mat format

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Update needed for multiple simulations (sensitivity analysis, calibration). pymosim updated: - set start_ and stop_time for dsin.txt initialization of dymosim - change parameters in dsin.txt, read file one line at...

I might be usefull to to have a script which removes event-logging from a simulation result file, rewriting it back to an equidistant grid file.

Update the protocol for the cPickle.dump in SImdex.save() so that files can be used in both Linux and Windows, as denoted in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3577382/cpickle-unpicklingerror-invalid-load-key ...

So far, the analsyis of [x] as array is only included for the mothers in the process code. We should expand this to the other statements (ie. parameters / variables...

The current result.values( ) function returns the retrieved results as a list. Maybe it is desirable to include an option 'type' to retrieve the results as a numpy array making...

The **init**()-function of the Simdex raises a (y/n)-question to overwrite the h5-file if this file yet exists. When entered "no", an Error is raised and the script is aborted. It...

Currently, an exception is raised when the mothers have [x] in them. The exception comes from the post processing, where the shortnames are used and a lookup is performed for...

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It's because without process, ALL variables are saved in the hdf5 file. The best solution is to try to open the original files again and extract the data from their....

improvement

I think we could benefit from an additional class. Now, simdex.get() returns a dictionary {sid:value}. I find it cumbersome to do operations on this dictionary, like plotting all of the...

new functionality

The requirement for aggregation should be detected when the variable name is a sub-variable of a mother object. Call signature: simdex.get(var, aggregate), where aggregate='each' by default, and can be 'sum'...

new functionality