Modeling Standards Compliance

Modeling standards are a set of guidelines for developing, maintaining, and documenting models used in the development of production software. These guidelines are created by international standards organizations or industry working groups such as the MathWorks Advisory Board based on years of experience and best practices. Compliance with modeling standards helps you improve project results by ensuring design consistency across teams and suppliers, improving model readability, enabling simulation and testability, and improving the results from code generation.

Simulink Check™ helps you automate manual checks by assessing modeling standards compliance:

Edit-time checks highlight issues when they are introduced so that you can fix violations as you go and avoid costly rework later.
Model Advisor provides a guided workflow for running preconfigured checks for popular industry standards (such as ISO 26262 and DO-178) or custom checks defined by you and your team.
Recommended actions and auto-fix options help you address the issues flagged by the analysis. Justify a violation by adding a rationale for why it can exist.
Model Advisor results can be published in comprehensive reports and shared with your team.

The process of checking modeling standards compliance helps you fix design issues early and improve model quality, understanding, and reuse so that you can achieve your development and certification goals.

Learn more:
Automating Verification and Validation with Simulink: https://bit.ly/2J0YSJE
Mastering ARP-4754A and DO-178C with MATLAB and Simulink: https://bit.ly/3TOLhqH
11 Best Practices for Developing ISO 26262 Applications with Simulink: https://bit.ly/3V54SE3
MathWorks Advisory Board (MAB) Guidelines: https://bit.ly/3Xbkckm

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