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How to write a user-defined model

asked Mar 31 '19

Anas Nassar
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I want to learn how to write a user-defined model in PSSE but I do not know where to start. First, I started to learn Fortran language since the model should be written in Fortran. But I would appreciate if anyone can guide me with the correct steps to follow and propose organized resources to learn from.

Also if anyone has a simple example of a user-defined model such that I can start by redoing it.

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answered Mar 31 '19

jconto
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Check the post "User defined models" for a simple example. Read the whole chapter on "Model Writing" in POM manual.

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Thanks, I will go over this chapter along with the example which is uploaded on your google drive. I think it is a good start.

Anas Nassar (Mar 31 '19)

@jconto I have a question that how to get the initial value of the STATE(K)? for example the PI block and the G/(1+ST) block? Thank you.

Gloria.Z (Apr 21 '19)

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