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Parameter Configuration

Overview of parameter configuration for Simulink® Design Verifier™ analysis

Parameters are assigned a default value in the base workspace or data dictionary. You can direct Simulink Design Verifier to consider additional values for these parameters during its analysis. Consequently, Simulink Design Verifier software can handle parameters in your model as variables throughout the analysis process. Parameter configuration is employed to define the range of permissible values for a parameter.

For example, consider a model that contains a Switch block with the default value set to 0, and its control port is influenced by a calibration parameter value K. Different values for parameter K influence whether the control port condition is reported as dead or active logic and impact test case parameter values. For more information, see Parameter Configuration for Analysis.

These two workflows summarize when you need to decide to configure parameters during the analysis.

  • Configure parameters when you generate test cases for coverage: In this workflow, you decide to vary the parameters after assessing whether the parameter values impact model coverage objectives or not.

    Flowchart to describe parameter configuration during test generation analysis.
  • Configure parameters during design error detection analysis: In this workflow you decide to vary parameters to check if parameter values may result in a run-time error in the logic which uses these values.

    Flowchart to describe parameter configuration during design error detection analysis.

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Basics of Parameter Configuration

Example Workflows

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