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Analysis:
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1/ Analysis of the model 

Analysis / Visualization of the results produced by SHARPE 
Click on "Analysis Editor" then on "Analysis". If the project has more than one model, the following window appears. 
You can choose which model is the main one to be analyzed for SHARPE. You can see in the left bottom part a list, 
which contained the models called from the one chosen to be the main model. On the right part, you can see on the 
top a list, which contains the other models of the current project. You can add some models in the code by selecting 
one model at a time in this list then clicking on the "Add" button. The reverse action, removing a model from the 
current code is done by clicking on the "Remove button". 

Click on "Analyze" to continue in the analysis. Click on "Cancel" to come back to the design. After clicking on 
"Analyze", the following frame appears. A tabset panel, inside this frame, is composed of 5 parts. 
	Parameters 
	Code 
	Output
	Graph 
	Personal Modification 

2/ Parameter not defined in the main model, Outputs chosen 
On the top, you can see a list contained all the output functions related with the type of the main model. Click 
on one of the outputs then click on the right blue arrow to add the selected output to be analyzed. Some outputs 
required some parameters like for the function tvalue, you need to enter a value for the time t. A message will 
appear on the message bar if you didn't enter all the values for the selected output. Also if the model is calling 
some variables not defined, a grid appear on the right bottom part, expecting the user to complete the values of 
each parameter for any output added to be analyzed. To give value for the parameters, click inside the grid in the 
column 2, the cell becomes black so you are ready to enter a value. 

Then after you have finished to choose the outputs expected, click on "Run" to call SHARPE. At the end of the 
execution of SHARPE, the GUI shows the results. 

3/ SHARPE code from the current model 

The SHARPE code for the current model can be viewed. 
Click on "Analysis Editor" and then on "Analysis". A frame appears on the screen. Click on "Code" in the 
tabset object. 

4/ SHARPE output from the current model 

The SHARPE output for the current model can be viewed. 
Click on "Analysis Editor" and then on "Analysis". A frame appears on the screen. Click on "Output" in the 
tabset object. 

5/ Graph 

The interface has the ability to represent SHARPE output as a plot. 
When "Analysis Editor" then"Analysis" is clicked, a frame appears on the screen. Click on "Graph" in the tabset 
object. Fill up the following fields: 
	Name of the graph 
	Start value 
	Stop value 
	Increment value 

After completing all the fields, click on "Run". The plot appears in a frame. If the main model contains 
parameters not defined, the button "Run" is disabled, click on the button "Parameter" to enter the value 
of the parameters, the button "Run" will be enabled The plot can be saved in postscript format by clicking 
on "Print Plot". 

6/ Personal modification of the SHARPE code 
After the design phase, personal modifications to the code can be made in the "Personal Modification" tab. You can 
save the code in a text file by clicking on the button "Save Input". 

 
