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Optimization Constraint Screenings
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Optimization Constraint Screenings
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Optimization constraint screening entities are used to define and store constraint screening data for optimization problems. Optimization constraint screenings are shown under the OptidScreens folder within the Model browser. The Optimization View can be utilized to create, edit, and delete optimization problems.
Optimization constraint screenings do not have a display state.
Optimization constraint screenings have an active and export state. The active state of an optimization constraint screening controls the listing of the optimization constraint screening in the Model browser and any of its views. If an optimization constraint screening entity is active, then it is listed in the Model browser and any of its views. If an optimization constraint screening entity is inactive, then it is not listed in the Model browser or any of its views.
The export state of an optimization constraint screening entity controls whether or not that optimization constraint screening is exported when the custom export option is utilized. The all export option is not affected by the export state of a optimization constraint screening. The active and export states of optimization constraint screening entities can be controlled using the Entity State browser.
The data names associated with optimization constraint screenings can be found in the data names section of the HyperMesh Reference Guide.
The following panels can be used to create and edit optimization constraint screenings:
Solver Card Support for Optimization Constraint Screenings
An optimization problem is set up by defining responses, which are in turn constrained or set as objectives. Design variables identify the varying quantities in an optimization problem. All of the optimization panels are available from the Optimization menu when the OptiStruct user profile is loaded.
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Some of the functionality of the optimization capability is general. This includes the equation utility, delete, rename, renumber, and reorder functions. To set up an optimization problem, responses, an objective function and constraints need to be defined. Further, design variables need to be defined. The optimization panels have separate Delete, Rename, Renumber, and Reorder panels to manipulate optimization entries. These can be reached through the Optimization menu.
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