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Before the evaluation feature can be used the features monolithic.studio and latency have to be added to the odysseus Odysseus product.
An evaluation is maintained by an evaluation job, which encapsulates all necessary settings. A evaluation job is project relative so that it must be assigned to an Odysseus project.
- To create a new evaluation, go to an Odysseus project and use right click, browse to "new" and choose "Evaluation Job".
- Choose a project wide unique name for your evalation evaluation job and press next.
- Choose the Odysseus Script file from the project you want to evaluate.
- Now you should see the evaluation job in your editor view. You may change the settings, which are described in the following.
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Parameters: These parameters can be used to iterate over certain settings (or values) in your query file. If you created a new evaluation job, you have two predefined examples: "var_1" and "var_2". "var_1" is the name of the variable and the values are given at the right (each line is a value). So the predifined predefined parameter "var_1" has the values "a", "b" and "c" and "var_2" the values "x", "y", and "z". If the parameters are active (the checkbox is checked), the evaluation will iterate over the values. It will produce each possible combination of all active parameters. For this example there will be 9 different runs:
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You can add a new parameter using the "Add" button and remove a parameter by selectiing selecting the parameter and using the "Remove" button.
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If the export type is PDF, PNG, or JPEG the resulting plot will look like the figure above. If the export type is chosen to be GNUPLOT, the evaluation feature will generate a .dat file with the merged measurements and a .gnu file containing a GNUPLOT Gnuplot script to generate a LaTeX file.
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