User`s guide

Introducing Real-Time Workshop
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Roles of MathWorks Products in Software Development
Early in the design process, you use MATLAB and Simulink to help you
formulate your objectives, problems, and constraints to create your initial
design. Real-Time Workshop helps with this process by enabling high-speed
simulations via Simulink Accelerator and model referencing to componentize
and speed up models.
After you have a functional model, you might need to tune your model’s
parameters. You can do this quickly using the Real-Time Workshop Rapid
Simulation Target for Monte-Carlo and other batch-oriented simulations
(varying coefficients over many simulations).
Once you have tuned your model, you can move into system development
testing by exercising your model on a rapid prototyping system, such as the
Interactive modeling and simulation
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