Technical evaluation
A shared question.
A testable answer.
Tell us what your simulator needs to do, and where the present approach reaches its limits. We can begin with one representative model and a question worth testing.
You do not need a finished evaluation plan to get in touch. A few sentences about your simulator and the problem you want to solve are enough to begin.
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Please keep the first message high-level; do not attach confidential models or restricted third-party material.
01 / Define the scope
When you are ready to scope the work.
Use these five topics as a working brief. Leave unknowns open for discussion. This is a starting framework—not an offer, fixed schedule or promise of qualification.
- Model and boundary
- Host product / version, reusable LTI region, ports, input data, event families and expected model changes.
- Reference and acceptance
- Reference solver and settings, input hold, units, comparison windows, error definitions and acceptance thresholds agreed before testing.
- Target and performance
- Operating system, CPU / accelerator, precision, history, preparation cost, memory, complete host runtime and real-time requirements if applicable.
- Integration and operations
- Initialization, trial / commit, reset and shutdown, failure paths, diagnostics, upgrades and ownership of the host adapter.
- Delivery and commercial scope
- Runtime / Circuit / add-on composition, internal use or OEM redistribution, release identity, supported targets and support responsibilities.
02 / Agree on the outcome
Evidence a team can review.
Agree which of these artifacts the evaluation will produce, who owns them, and how acceptance is decided:
Test plan
A named model, configuration, reference and acceptance criteria.
Comparison record
Accuracy by window, timing with measurement scope, memory and preparation costs. Preserve unfavorable results.
Qualification decision
Passed criteria, open issues, integration responsibilities and the next delivery decision.
Targets without qualified measurements remain open evaluation items. Fees, schedule, service levels and redistribution rights require agreement.
Keep the first message high-level.
Do not attach confidential models, customer data or restricted third-party material. Arrange the appropriate confidentiality and transfer process first.