Overview¶
The Digital Twin is a virtual representation of system that serves as the indistinguishable digital counterpart of it for practical purposes such as system simulation. In the scope of the current toolbox, a digital twin can be used to either simulate an existing trained hybrid model, or to implement from scratch a custom one without hybrid models.
UI Layout¶
The UI is divided in 3 main areas,
Execution console¶
Contains 4 buttons to trigger/control the execution of the digital twin simulations and a log/report console.
Logger¶
The logger window, outputs messages regarding current ongoing simulation; from simple simulation statuses (e.g., Started
, Stopped
…) to user custom logs generated from within the custom code (e.g., using the “WriteLine” method).
Setup / Configuration¶
The setup/configuration of the digital twin differs depending if it was created from an existing trained hybrid model or if it was created from scratch. Sections are differ as follow,
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Important
A Hybrid model,
has
Inputs
andOutputs
can be integrative or not
Because of that, only digital twins created from hybrid models have output variables which are handled directly by the digital twin engine. When needed, digital twins also handle the integration of those outputs properly in an automated manner when integration of outputs is enabled.
Note
Digital Twins without hybrid models, don’t have Outputs
per say, but one or multiple Simulated
variables that can be treated as the equivalent process outputs.