%% Illustration of Law of Large Numbers
% 
% This example shows how to use MATLAB System blocks to illustrate the law
% of large numbers.
% 
% The law of large numbers states that the cumulative average probability
% of an event approaches the expected value as the number of trials
% approaches infinity. You can see this in the generated plot.
% 
% A Uniform Random Number block connected to Compare To Constant block acts
% as a Bernoulli trial. The example uses the high value as successful
% outcome of the experiment.
% 
% This example highlights the use of MATLAB System block as follows:
% 
% * The Success Counter counts the number of successful trials. The Total
% Trials Counter counts the total number of trials. Both blocks use
%    the same System object(TM). This System object is a source block that
%    uses the "resetImpl" method to count the number of times the block has
%    run at consecutive time steps.
% 
% * The Analysis and Plot block calculates the average probability and
%   plots it. It uses a System object that inherits from the interface
%   classes matlab.System. The interface class matlab.System is
%   required for all System objects. To use features not supported for code
%   generation, such as unsupported functions, define propagator methods
%   for the System object. As a result, this block cannot simulate in "Code
%   generation" mode. It must simulate in "Interpreted execution" mode.
% 
% * The two MATLAB System blocks use custom icons. The Analysis and Plot
%   block uses an image file icon. The Total Trials Counter block
%   uses a multiline text icon. The "getIconImpl" methods of the
%   corresponding System objects define these custom icons.
% 
% 
% Copyright 2013 The MathWorks, Inc.

open_system('slexLawOfLargeNumbersExample')
evalc('sim(''slexLawOfLargeNumbersExample'')');
