We know, In MATLAB software working in two types of environment. MATLAB Coding Script and MATLAB Simulink. For optimization smart grid operation many respected authors used different types of metaheuristic algorithms to solve this problem. The maximum author chose MATLAB Code to solve metaheuristic algorithms. Now my question: is it efficient to use MATLAB Simulink to replace MATLAB code to solve metaheuristic algorithms for optimization smart grid operation?
Hi,
This type of question could be solved only by doing. You can try the algorithms in both MATLAB and SIMULINK environments and can assess the results with parameters simulation speed (tic-toc), etc.
Note: Both environments should be compiled and simulated under similar conditions (same PC).
Dear Md. Humayun Kabir
The answer is both!
Either you can use codes to implement your study or do the same procedure in a simulator like Simulink. However, it depends on 'your' problem. If you are developing an algorithm, iterative procedure, optimization problem, or a study about a large network and agents with myriads of variables, parameters, and tunings, my advice is 'Matlab Code'. Otherwise, if you are studying on a small network in which you want to observe the operation and the responses of different components, and also you already can find all of them in the Simulink environment, you'd better use Simulink.
Good Luck!
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