I created a model in Simulink for testing the Simulink test tool. The division module was used in the model, and I found that the Divide module introduced calculation accuracy, which caused to fail the Simulink test. How can discard data with 1e-7 or other specified precision?
I already know that in Simulink test cases, error precision can be set to ignore calculation errors of specified precision. But if multiplication continues after the division module, the calculation error will accumulate and exceed the set error accuracy.
Looking forward to everyone’s replyI created a model in Simulink for testing the Simulink test tool. The division module was used in the model, and I found that the Divide module introduced calculation accuracy, which caused to fail the Simulink test. How can discard data with 1e-7 or other specified precision?
I already know that in Simulink test cases, error precision can be set to ignore calculation errors of specified precision. But if multiplication continues after the division module, the calculation error will accumulate and exceed the set error accuracy.
Looking forward to everyone’s reply I created a model in Simulink for testing the Simulink test tool. The division module was used in the model, and I found that the Divide module introduced calculation accuracy, which caused to fail the Simulink test. How can discard data with 1e-7 or other specified precision?
I already know that in Simulink test cases, error precision can be set to ignore calculation errors of specified precision. But if multiplication continues after the division module, the calculation error will accumulate and exceed the set error accuracy.
Looking forward to everyone’s reply simulink, simulink test, diviation MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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