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I am a  Computer Science and Engineering student at "International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad"(IIITH).I like to browse the internet, read books and watch movies in my free time. I am interested in participating in GSoC 2012 under ASCEND.
I am a  Computer Science and Engineering student at "International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad"(IIITH) interested in GUI development for applications. Currently, I am involved in developing the PyGTK GUI of ASCEND.
 
== ASCEND experience ==
 
Below is the first ASCEND model I've written. The below code models a system of linear equations with four variables(specified as solver_var) although one of them has a fixed value.
<source lang="a4c">
REQUIRE "system.a4l";
MODEL my_model;
 
  (* variable *)
  x,y,z,d IS_A solver_var;
 
  (* specifications *)
        d = 1.0;
  (* equation *)
x+y+z = 6*d;
x+y+2*z = 5;
5*x + 2*y - 3*z = 0;
 
END my_model;
</source>
 
Hoping to write more complex models involving constructs, loops, METHODS and other aspects of the ASCEND modelling environment.

Revision as of 00:22, 6 April 2012

I am a Computer Science and Engineering student at "International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad"(IIITH) interested in GUI development for applications. Currently, I am involved in developing the PyGTK GUI of ASCEND.

ASCEND experience

Below is the first ASCEND model I've written. The below code models a system of linear equations with four variables(specified as solver_var) although one of them has a fixed value.

REQUIRE "system.a4l";
MODEL my_model;

  (* variable *)
  x,y,z,d IS_A solver_var;

  (* specifications *)
        d = 1.0;
  (* equation *)
	x+y+z = 6*d;
	x+y+2*z = 5;
	5*x + 2*y - 3*z = 0;

END my_model;

Hoping to write more complex models involving constructs, loops, METHODS and other aspects of the ASCEND modelling environment.