Hello Alexander,
R2019a has this new feature called Instance parameters which is specifically addressing your problem where the Algorithm is same but the data can be a variant.
Lets Say our Tunable parameters for E1 and E2 engines are designated as V11, V12, v13, … V110 and V21, V22, v23, … V210.
If you have R2019a,
If the Algorithm for both the engines is same then Lets call it myEngineAlgorithm with 10 different tunable parameters(V1,V2…V10). Now go to the Model workspace of this Model using Model explorer and select the Argument Check box in the List view for these 10 parameters which makes them now as Instance specific parameters.
See the following link here if you need more information about how to make a parameter as instance specific.
Now Create a Another Model where you have two Model reference blocks(model1, model2) to the myEngineAlgorithm model we just created.
Open the block parameter dialog box for model1 and select the Instance parameters tab you can configure it to have the Values of V11 ...V110.
Repeat the same thing for model2 as well.
Using If block on a MATLAB variable ‘control’ in Base Workspace you can switch between these two Model Reference Blocks for simulating the output of different engines.
If you have an earlier version than R2019a,
As global data:
myEngineAlgorithm should take the Values of V1..V10 from Global WorkSpace (Base WorkSpace or Data Dictionary attached to the model).
Now Create a Model reference similar to what we discussed in the previous example for R2019a. You need to have an extra step to over ride the values of your Tunable parameters as a matlab(.m) script which you run before running the model.
