Gururaj Maddodi

It seems like the sample method is not impelemented from the Distrib super class for Uniform, while it seems like its been implemented in other like Disabled and Immediate. Is that a by design? I really need to use Uniform distribution for my scenario. Is there a work-around for this. Otherwise I can't use Line. Please help. Thanks.

Hello, I want to use Uniform distribution in one of the activities for service time on the processor. I was trying different distributions in the example code. I used Uniform as given in the documentation. model = LayeredNetwork('LQN1'); % definition of processors, tasks and entries P1 = Processor(model, 'P1', 1, SchedStrategy.PS); T1 = Task(model, 'T1', 1, SchedStrategy.REF).on(P1); E1 = Entry(model, 'E1').on(T1); P2 = Processor(model, 'P2', 1, SchedStrategy.PS); T2 = Task(model, 'T2', 1, SchedStrategy.INF).on(P2);...

Hi, Thanks a lot for the reply. Is there a description of the example_LQN_4.m somewhere, like the description of the system being modeled may be including a sequence diagram or something. Can I visualize the model like the one shown in Line-2.0.0 documentation using plot(model). Also is it not possible at all to define a model using the LQN classes like lqn, processor, task etc. as described in the documentation?

Hi, I'm trying to use LINE for modeling an LQN model. In LINE v.2.0.0-aplha it seems easy, but I want and there are example to construct a model using MATLAb functions. But I need asynchronous messaging so I have to use v.1.0.0. Is there an example of LQN model modeled using MATLAB functions in v.1.0.0?