checkIndexDimensions

Method of mdss.

Assert that the model’s index vectors are consistent with the size of its tensor.

Source: src/model/@mdss/checkIndexDimensions.m

Syntax

checkIndexDimensions(sys)

Description

checkIndexDimensions is an internal consistency check. It verifies that the index vectors of the model cover exactly the rows of the underlying tensor, and raises an error otherwise. It returns nothing; it either passes silently or throws.

Two conditions are asserted:

• The total number of signal indices, $\lvert\texttt{stateDeltaIndex}\rvert + \lvert\texttt{stateIndex}\rvert + \lvert\texttt{inputIndex}\rvert + \lvert\texttt{algebraicIndex}\rvert + \lvert\texttt{binaryIndex}\rvert$, must equal the number of signal rows of the tensor.
• The total number of equation indices, $\lvert\texttt{equalityIndex}\rvert + \lvert\texttt{inequalityIndex}\rvert$, must equal the number of equation rows of the tensor.

The expected sizes are read according to the tensor type:

Any other tensor class raises "Unsupported tensor type.".

Input arguments

Output arguments

None. The function returns nothing — it either passes silently or throws an assertion error.

See also

mdss · allSignalScalarIndices · allEquationScalarIndices · CPNTensor · TTTensor

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