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Processing a test ANLDE system

Web-SynDic can be used for solving test ANLDE system and showing report on solution to the user. The ANLDE system should be given manually by a user or generated automatically by a selected generator. Recently, only homogeneous ANLDE systems are supported by the Web-SynDic system.

Process an ANLDE system form is shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4: Process ANLDE System
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Web-SynDic system checks each solution by substitution the solution into the given ANLDE system. Also if user uses alternative solver then the Web-SynDic system compares corresponding solutions.


Creating ANLDE system

The Web-SynDic system supports two ways for creating ANLDE system:

The generation process consists of the following steps:

  1. Set generator parameters using Algorithms configuration form (see section 3.2) or in the bottom of the current Process an ANLDE system form (see Figure 5).
    Figure 5: Generator parameters
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  2. Choose desired generator and press Generate button. All generation queries are put into the Generator Spooler queue. The Web-SynDic displays the number of tasks in the Generator Spooler queue (see section 3.5.2). During generation time the Web-Syndic system shows the processing form (see Figure 6).
    Figure 6: Web-SynDic wait page
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  3. In the case of successful generation produced ANLDE system will be placed in the text area of Process an ANLDE system form (see Figure 7).
    Figure 7: Generated ANLDE system
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  4. If generator is unable to produce an ANLDE system (for example if numbers of equations and unknowns are equal, see Figure 8) you may change generator or generator parameters and try again. In some cases you may try again without changing any parameters.
    Figure 8: Generator failed
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Generated or manually inserted ANLDE system is stored by the Web-SynDic system as long as you work with it.

The Web-SynDic system may display the following generation errors:


Solving ANLDE system

The Web-SynDic system default solver is Syntactic. User can also use alternative solvers: Slopes and Lp_solve. The solving process consist of the following steps:

  1. Insert valid ANLDE system into the text area of the Process an ANLDE system form. Alternatively, you can generate it automatically (see section 3.3.1). If ANLDE system is invalid or text area is empty then the Web-SynDic system prints error message (see Figure 9).
    Figure 9: Syntax error message
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  2. Set solver parameters using Algorithms configuration form (see section 3.2). You may also use default values.

  3. Select alternative solver (if needed) and push button Solve (see Figure 10).
    Figure 10: Alternative solvers
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    All solving queries are put into the Solver Spooler queue. The Web-SynDic displays the number of tasks in the Solver Spooler queue (see section 3.5.2). During solving time the Web-Syndic system shows the processing form (see Figure 6).

After processing the Web-SynDic system displays Solution Report form (see Figure 11).

Figure 11: Solution report for one ANLDE system
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The Solution Report form contains the following information:

The Web-SynDic system may display the following errors while solving given ANLDE system:


Saving ANLDE system

The Web-SynDic has a feature, which allows user to save ANLDE system in a file. The saving process consists of the following steps:

  1. Insert valid ANLDE system into the text area of the Process an ANLDE system form. Alternatively, you can generate it automatically (see section 3.3.1).

  2. Press Save button to save the ANLDE system in a file. The Web-SynDic system opens new browser window containing the ANLDE system (see Figure 12).
    Figure 12: Save ANLDE system
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  3. Using standard browser functions you can save the system in a file. The Web-SynDic system uses pop-up windows for saving ANLDE system. Your browser should support pop-up windows.



Kirill Kulakov 2005-12-04