[ibis-macro] Set of Allowed Values for each Format, as precise as I can make it.

From: "Walter Katz" <wkatz@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "IBIS-ATM" <ibis-macro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 18 May 2011 22:33:24 -0400 (EDT)

All,

 

Set of Allowed Values for each Format, as precise as I can make it.

 

Each of the Formats used by Info, In and InOut parameters define a Set of
Allowed Values "Set". The User may select one element of the "Set" to
configure a Model or Simulation. Each element of the "Set" consist of a
single value or an n-tuple of values. A value is either a single Float,
Integer, Boolean, UI, or String. 

 

(Value <value>)
The "Set" contains one 1-tuple <value>.

(Corner <typ> <slow> <fast>)
The "Set" consists of three 1-tuples (<typ>, <slow>, <fast>) .

(Range <typ> <min> <max>) (Type Integer)                    The "Set"
consists of all integer numbers (1-tuples) between   <min> and  <max>
(inclusive). 

(Range <typ> <min> <max>) (Type Tap|Float|UI)        The "Set" consists of
all real numbers (1-tuples)  between   <min> and  <max> (inclusive).

(Increment <typ> <min> <max> <delta>)                          The "Set"
consists of the numbers (1-tuples)  "<typ>+N*delta" where N is any
positive or negative 

integer such that "typ+N*delta" is between <min> and  <max> (inclusive).

(Steps <typ> <min> <max> <# steps>)                                 The
"Set" consists of the numbers (1-tuples)  "<typ>+N*(<max>-<min>)/<#
steps>" where N 

is any positive or negative integer such that "<typ>+N*(< (<max>-<min>)/<#
steps>" is between

<min> and  <max> (inclusive).

(Table (..)(..)(..)) )
The "Set" consist of one N-tuple where N=(Number of Rows)*(Number of
Columns)

(Gaussian <mean> <sigma>)
The "Set" consist of one 2-tuple (<mean> <sigma)

(DjRn <minDj> <maxDj> <sigma>)                                        The
"Set" consist of one 3-tuple (<minDj> <maxDj> <sigma>)

(Dual-Dirac <mean> <mean> <sigma>))                             The "Set"
consist of one 3-tuple (<mean> <mean> <sigma>)

 

 

Note: In set theory <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_theory> , an
(ordered) n-tuple is a sequence <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequence>
(or ordered list) of n elements, where n is a positive integer.

 

Walter

 

Walter Katz

wkatz@xxxxxxxxxx

Phone 303.449-2308

Mobile 720.333-1107

[ibis-macro] Set of Allowed Values for each Format, as precise as I can make it.

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