How can users validate their models in LMS Substation 2-2?

Validating models in LMS Substation 2-2 is crucial to ensure that they accurately represent the behavior of the systems being modeled. Conducting a comparative analysis with historical data allows users to benchmark their models against real-world performance. This involves comparing the output of the model with actual past measurements and results to check for consistency and accuracy. Such validation helps identify any discrepancies and refine the model for enhanced reliability.

Aesthetic design reviews, while helpful for assessing usability and interface design, do not provide insights into the technical validity or accuracy of the models. Implementing new equipment directly does not allow for validation of existing models, rather it may introduce new variables into the equation. Relying solely on theoretical models is insufficient for validation as it does not consider real-world complexities and variances that actual data can reveal. Thus, the approach of leveraging historical data serves as a robust method for validating the performance and reliability of models in the software.