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お世話になっております、
HyperStudrを使って、パラメータ最適化を行いたいと思っています。
最適化を行いたいものの中に4節点で構成された要素の前後(X)方向の位置を
最適化したいというものがあります。
つまり、4っつの節点のX座標値に対して、同じ値ずつ変化さえたいのですが、
良い方法がありましたら教えてください。
Hello,
If my understanding is correct, you can use the functionality Links for this purpose.
In Define Input Variables -> tab Links, you can link the X variables related to the 4 nodes so that the same value is applied. In other words there will one free variable X1, and the other Xn values will change accordingly.
Does this answer your question?
Regards,
Diana
Hello, If my understanding is correct, you can use the functionality Links for this purpose. In Define Input Variables -> tab Links, you can link the X variables related to the 4 nodes so that the same value is applied. In other words there will one free variable X1, and the other Xn values will change accordingly. Does this answer your question? Regards, Diana
Hello Diana,
I'll try this.
Thankyou.
Hello Diana, I'll try this. Thankyou.
Perfect. You are welcome.
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