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SequentialBackward

Source: Distributed_Design_Optimizer/coordination/innerloop_iterationscheme/SequentialBackward.py

Bottom-up sequential iteration scheme module.

This module provides an iteration scheme where subsystems are executed sequentially from lowest to highest hierarchical level.

Classes

SequentialBackward

Inherits from: IterationSchemeBasis

Iteration scheme that executes subsystems sequentially in bottom-up order.

This scheme runs subsystems one at a time, starting from the lowest level and working up to the highest level (reverse order).

Methods

init(self) → None

Initialize the SequentialBackward iteration scheme.

run_innerloop_jobs_multiprocessing(self, subsystemsIn: List[SubSystemInterface]) → Tuple[List[SubSystemInterface], List[int]]

Execute inner loop jobs sequentially in bottom-up order using multiprocessing.

Subsystems are processed one at a time in reverse order (bottom-up), using a process pool with blocking apply calls.

Args:

subsystemsIn: List of subsystems to execute.

Returns:

Tuple containing the list of executed subsystems and their indices.

print_startup_summary(self) → None

Nothing to print.

print_termination_summary(self) → None

Nothing to print.

print_beginning_of_run_innerloop_jobs_multiprocessing(self) → None

Print a banner before executing inner loop jobs with multiprocessing.