MAB Guidelines

The MAB Guidelines are a set of modeling guidelines developed by an independent industry working group for the usage of MATLAB^®, Simulink^®, Stateflow^®and Embedded Coder^®. The guidelines are the culmination of years of engineering expertise and best practices for developing, maintaining and documenting control algorithm models used in the development of production software.

The MAB guidelines are an important basis for project success and teamwork - both in-house and when cooperating with partners or subcontractors. Observing the guidelines is one key prerequisite to achieve:

• Model Checks for MAB Guidelines
• Model Checks for JMAAB Guideline

MAB Guidelines Development

MAB modeling guidelines are developed by an independent working group composed of major OEMs and suppliers across multiple industries. The guidelines include contributions from both Japan MATLAB Automotive Advisory Board (JMAAB) and North American MathWorks Automotive Advisory Board (NA-MAAB) subgroups. JMAAB is a subgroup that includes automotive manufacturers and suppliers in Japan. NA-MAAB is a subgroup of manufacturers and suppliers from multiple industries in the US and Europe. MathWorks works closely with these subgroups. MathWorks hosts and maintains the guidelines but does not create the guidelines. If you are interested in contributing to MAB modeling guidelines, please contact your Sales person.

History

最初建立了Mathworks汽车顾问委员会（MAAB），以协调汽车行业几个关键客户的功能请求。1998年7月举行的首届会议涉及福特，戴姆勒·本兹（Daimler Benz）和丰田（Toyota）。MAAB指南工作组于2001年发布了第一个MAAB建模风格指南。2020年，MAAB指南的标题更改为MAB指南，以反映多个行业的贡献和广泛使用。最新的MAB指南V5.0将JMAAB V​​5.1和MAAB v3.0纳入了新的全球标准。

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