Viewing Results

Once your model has finished executing, you can view your results using several options.

  1. Expand the navigation area on the left side of the interface to show all components and subcomponents.
  2. Select any component to view its execution information.
  3. (Process components only) View the formulation results on the Formulation tab. The options and information displayed on this tab vary based on the process component being viewed. For more information on all of the information displayed on this tab, see Configuring Your Design.
  4. View the general parameter results on the Parameters tab.
  5. If file parameters are included in your model, click the View link to access the file and change it as desired. Once you change it, you can save it and use it instead of the original file using the Change link. After you change the file, click Update Values to save your changes.
  6. Click the Sim-flow tab to view a graphical representation of your model’s simulation process flow.
  7. Click the History tab. This tab shows the value for each parameter based on a corresponding component run. There can be several component runs within a model run (for example, the Loop or DOE components). The parameters displayed are for the component currently selected in the navigation area on the left side of the browser.
  8. Navigate through the list of runs and corresponding parameter values using any of the following methods:
    • Use the First, Prev, Next, and Last links to move among the pages of parameter data. A maximum of 50 runs are displayed per page.
    • Type a page number in the Go to text box; then, click Page.
    • Type a run number in the Go to text box; then, click Run #.
  9. (optional) Click the View link for any listed file parameter to download the corresponding parameter to your local system or to view it in a separate browser window.

    A dialog box appears, allowing you to select your file parameter option.

  10. (optional) Click Download Results to export the run data to a .csv (Comma Separated Value) file. For more information on using this type of file, see Exporting Results.
  11. Click Show subflow parameters to view parameters within components in the selected component’s subflow. This option does not appear if subflow parameters are not available (for example, when working with application components).
  12. Click the Graphs tab. This tab displays any graphs or tables that were added to the model using the Isight Design Gateway. You cannot dynamically add graphs or tables using the WebTop. It is for viewing purposes only. For more information on using the Isight Design Gateway to add graphs or tables to a model, see Viewing and Analyzing Results in the Isight User’s Guide.
  13. Review the graphs and tables, as desired.
  14. Click the Summary tab. The summary tab displays execution information. This information varies from component to component. All components display basic summaries. However, some components show detailed summaries (such as DOE and Optimization).
  15. Click the Log tab. The log displays information of the types Warning, Error, and SysError. It may also provide useful information if your execution failed.

    When a job which was launched from the Isight desktop, is loaded into the WebTop, the job log will show the level of job messages specified at the time the job was launched from the desktop. However if you run the job from the WebTop, the job log will display the level of job message as per the log level settings in the WebTop. The WebTop does not overwrite the original job’s log messages.

    For more information on the Isight log levels, see Viewing Job Execution Information in the Isight User’s Guide.

    Note: The default value of job logs when the job is executed from WebTop is controlled by a property fiper.webtop.defaultJobLogLevel in the webtop.properties file located in the following subdirectory of your installation: 
    <SEE_install_directory>/config/
    Refer the file webtop.properties for more details.
  16. (optional) Click Refresh to update the log.