Relations

Relations are used to define interactions or dependencies between parameters. There are a number of relations specialized for different purposes. Relations are only supported in DOME Models and integration models (iModels). All relations have parameters (relation interface parameters) upon which the relation performs its computation. When model parameters (or parameters from other relations) are mapped to a relation’s parameters, changes within a relation will propagate to the mapped parameters outside of the relation. Relations support documentation and constraints. Additionally, relations automatically perform dimensional analysis on computation involving data types that support units. The relation GUI section describes how to access relation definition functions in build mode.

• Relation body Editor
  • Data Types Within Relation Body
  • Python Editor Features
  • Python References
  • Units Within Relation Body
• Relation Causality Tab
  • Causality Editor GUI
• Relation Interface Parameter Tab
  • Model Causality View
  • Relation Causality View
• Relation Types
  • Procedural Relation
    • Procedural Relation Menus
      • Procedural Relation Add Menu
      • Edit Procedural Relation Menu
    • Adding Interface Parameters
    • Adding Mappins
    • Procedural Relation Constraint Definitions
    • Defining Internal Relationm Causality
    • Defining the Relation Body
    • Procedural Relation Editor GUI
    • Examples: Procedural Relations
  • Equal Relations
  • Iterator Relations
  • Twin Relations
• Relation Constraints
• Dimensional Analysis
• Examples
• Mapping Relations
• Relations GUI
• Relation Menus
• Testing Relations