Simbiology: Is it possible to plot one variable versus the other while running simulation in Task editor, e.g. Conc1 as a function of Conc2? Normally it plots time series.

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Sergey Ermakov 2017-9-8

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评论： Arthur Goldsipe 2017-9-12

Hello,

when using Task Editor it is possible to plot time series of calculated variables, i.e. variable as a function of time, during simulation. Is it possible to plot one variable as a function of the other while the simulation is running? If so, how do I do this? Thank you.

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Joe Myint 2017-9-11

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Hi Sergey, You can achieve this in in the Task Editor. Open your simulation task. Expand the Plots to Generate section by clicking the plus icon, select Select New Plot > XY. Specify x as Conc1 and y as Conc2. Make sure you check the Generate Plots After Run box. Hit Run. You can see a separate figure window showing the Conc1 vs Conc2 plot. You can also define custom mathematical expressions and plot them within the Live Plots. For details, see Configuring Live Plots . Thanks, Joe

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Sergey Ermakov 2017-9-11

Hi Joe,

thank you for this insight. This approach is working fine, but the plot is produced after the simulation has been finished. I was wondering, if the plot can be drawn and updated as the simulation goes, much like as time series are plotted. Sergey

Arthur Goldsipe 2017-9-12