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==Ramp Platform Overview== | ==Ramp Platform Overview== | ||
The Numerus Ramp (Runtime Alterable Model Platform) is a well-documented packaged simulation program with features for | The Numerus Ramp (Runtime Alterable Model Platform) is a well-documented packaged simulation program with added features for runtime control and operations. These include: | ||
*An API language for managing runtime properties such as parameter values and run operations. | |||
*An onboard Javascript interpreter extended to access the API, allowing the creation of scripts to control operation. | |||
*A local server enabling remote control of the API. This permits full integration with the R statistical platform when using the '''nmbR''' library package, also available from Numerus. | |||
*Access to selected operator definitions used by the model, permitting user-defined alternatives to the model algorithm. | |||
Revision as of 19:51, 15 February 2022
Ramp Platform Overview
The Numerus Ramp (Runtime Alterable Model Platform) is a well-documented packaged simulation program with added features for runtime control and operations. These include:
- An API language for managing runtime properties such as parameter values and run operations.
- An onboard Javascript interpreter extended to access the API, allowing the creation of scripts to control operation.
- A local server enabling remote control of the API. This permits full integration with the R statistical platform when using the nmbR library package, also available from Numerus.
- Access to selected operator definitions used by the model, permitting user-defined alternatives to the model algorithm.