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CreateModel - Create new model

Syntax

M = mbcmodel.CreateModel(Type, INPUTS)
NewModel = CreateModel(model,Type)

Description

M = mbcmodel.CreateModel(Type, INPUTS) This syntax is a function that creates an mbcmodel.model object of the specified Type.

mbcmodel.linearmodel and mbcmodel.localmodel are subclasses of mbcmodel.model. Model types that begin with the word "local" specify an mbcmodel.localmodel object.

NewModel = CreateModel(model,Type) This syntax is a function that creates a new model (of the specified Type) with the same inputs as an existing model. model is an mbcmodel.model object. You can use getAlternativeTypes to generate a list of valid model types. See Type (for models) for a list of valid model types. Spaces and case in Type are ignored.

INPUTS can be a mbcmodel.modelinput object, or any valid input to the mbcmodel.modelinput constructor. See modelinput.

Examples

To create a hybrid spline with four input factors, enter:

M = mbcmodel.CreateModel('Hybrid Spline', 4)

To create an RBF with four input factors, enter:

Inputs = mbcmodel.modelinput('Symbol',{'N','L','EXH','INT'}',...
   'Name',{'ENGSPEED','LOAD','EXHCAM','INTCAM'}',...
   'Range',{[800 5000],[0.1 1],[-5 50],[-5 50]}');

RBFModel = mbcmodel.CreateModel( 'RBF', Inputs);

To create a polynomial with the same input factors as the previously created RBF, enter:

PolyModel = CreateModel(RBFModel,'Polynomial')

See Also

getAlternativeTypes, modelinput, CreateProject, CreateData, Type (for models)

CreateDesign

CreateProject

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