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Plotting while computing #1260

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@lcp5y3
lcp5y3
opened on Oct 26, 2026
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At first thank's for all this work.
Disclaimer: This an help request and I'm not sure if it's the right place to ask for it.

I'm looking for a way to plot the IO_response while computing it. For long computing, it can be usefull to stop it if the result doesn't match the requirement before the end of the simulation.

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  1. slivingston commented on Oct 27, 2026

    @slivingston
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    on Oct 27, 2026
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    Which method of control are you waiting on? If it is control.nlsys.input_output_response(), then the question may be: does SciPy solve_ivp allow early termination conditions or plotting during computation? (For a continuous time system, input_output_response calls solve_ivp.)

    Can you share an example of code for which you want plotting while computing?

  2. lcp5y3 commented on Oct 27, 2026

    @lcp5y3
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    This is an example:

    import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
    import numpy as np
    import control as ct
    
    R = 0.0609   # Ohm
    L = 0.000023 # H
    Kt = 46      # mNm/A
    Ke = 0.0048  # V/rpm
    Kf = 0.275   # rpm/mNm
    J = 0.000138 # kgm²
    tf_uc = ct.tf([Kt],[L, R])
    tf_uc.name = "couple_tension"
    
    tf_cv = ct.tf([1],[J,Kf])
    tf_cv.name = "vitesse_couple"
    
    tf_ke = ct.tf([Ke],[1])
    tf_ke.name = "ke"
    
    mot_input = ct.summing_junction(inputs=['U','-ke'], output='Umot',name='sumU')
    
    couple_input = ct.summing_junction(inputs=['Cmot', '-Cr'], output='dC', name='sumC')
    
    moteur = ct.interconnect([tf_uc, tf_cv, tf_ke, mot_input, couple_input], name="moteur",
                             connections=[
                                 ['couple_tension.u', 'sumU.Umot'],
                                 ['sumC.Cmot', 'couple_tension.y'],
                                 ['vitesse_couple.u', 'sumC.dC'],
                                 ['ke.u', 'vitesse_couple.y'],
                                 ['sumU.ke', 'ke.y'],
                             ],
                             inplist=['sumU.U', 'sumC.Cr'], inputs=['U', 'Cr'],
                             outlist=['vitesse_couple.y'], outputs='vitesse'
                            )
    
    t = np.linspace(0,1,10000)
    U = np.concatenate((np.zeros(5000), 10* np.ones(5000)), axis=None)
    Cr = np.zeros(t.shape)
    moteur_step_res = ct.input_output_response(moteur, t, [U, Cr])

    In function of the simulation configuration ct.input_output_response can take time and it's where I'm asking if it's possible to plot output while computing.

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