Re: [Jsbsim-matlab] JSBSim S-Function

[Agostino De M. <ago...@un...>]

This is interesting actually. Using JSBSim with Matlab may
open new and unespected perspectives.
I think that the data-driven feature of JSBSim is the most
beneficial for Matlab users. An interesting area could be
how to import the JSBSim configuration structure in a
Matlab structure.

Agostino


Quoting "Jon S. Berndt" <jon...@co...>:

> This sounds very interesting. I guess at some point I'll have to
get a demo
> version of Matlab and try this out.
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> Jon
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> From: b mills [mailto:bri...@in...]
> Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2009 1:06 AM
> To: jsb...@li...
> Subject: [Jsbsim-matlab] JSBSim S-Function
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> Building off the work that Agostino has already completed, I now
have a
> JSBSim S-function running in Matlab.  It is pretty rudamentary,
but it
> appears to work.  I was even able to linearize it using the
Control and
> Estimations Tool Manager.  As it is curently implemented. the
derivatives of
> the states are calculated by JSBSim and then integrated to
continuous states
> by Matlab.
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> I will be working to further develop this over the next few days.
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> Brian
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