WSMLink`

WSMCreateTemplateNotebook

WSMCreateTemplateNotebook is being phased out in favor of documentation of system modeling functionality, which was introduced experimentally in Version 11.3.

WSMCreateTemplateNotebook["mmodel","template"]

creates a new notebook with the template for mmodel.

WSMCreateTemplateNotebook["mmodel",{"t1","t2",…}]

creates a new notebook with multiple templates t_i.

Details and Options

Possible templates are given by WSMCreateTemplateNotebook["Properties"].
Simulation templates include:

	"ChangeParameter"	simulate with a changed parameter
	"SweepParameter"	simulate with a range of parameter values
	"ChangeInitialValue"	simulate with a changed initial value
	"SweepInitialValue"	simulate with a range of initial values
	"SimulateInRealTime"	simulate in real time
	"ChangeRealTimeInput"	change an input in real time
	"ChangeRealTimeParameter"	change a parameter in real time

Analysis templates include:

	"AnalyzeSensitivity"	do a sensitivity analysis
	"CalibrateModel"	calibrate a model to data
	"FourierAnalyze"	do a Fourier analysis on simulation data
	"AnalyzeDoseResponse"	analyze biochemical dose response

Examples

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Basic Examples (3)

Load Wolfram System Modeler Link:

Create a template notebook for changing a parameter value:

Create a template notebook for changing an initial value for a variable:

Scope (9)

Simulation Templates (5)

Create a template notebook for changing a parameter over a range of values:

Create a template notebook for changing an initial value over a range of values:

Create a template notebook for running a simulation in real time:

Create a template notebook for changing an input to a real-time simulation:

Create a template notebook for changing a parameter in a real-time simulation:

Analysis Templates (4)

Create a template notebook for doing a sensitivity analysis on a parameter:

Create a template notebook for calibrating model parameters to measured data:

Create a template notebook for doing an FFT analysis on a simulation result variable:

Create a template notebook for analyzing dose response of a biochemical system:

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