What's in ACP3

Analytica Cloud Platform or ACP lets you share and run Analytica models via a web browser, running on a web server. Analytica Cloud Platform release 3.0 is a complete rewrite of ACP, using modern technologies including html5., React JS, and websockets to replace Adobe Flash and other technologies used in previous versions.

You can sign up and run ACP by visiting[1]. To sign up for an individual ACP account, specify your email address, and click Get a new password. It will email you a link to provide a password for your personal ACP account.

Lumina released ACP on December 14, 2020. It contains almost all features of desktop Analytica (DTA) for viewing and running a model in Browse mode, including changing user inputs, viewing influence diagrams, tables, and graphs. But it won't (yet) let you edit a model. It also supports a number of user-interface features that are not (yet) available in Desktop Analytica, including tab-based navigation, where each top level module is accessible as a tab across the top or down the left side of the browser window, and embedding tables and graphs in a diagram. ACP3 even supports some features of DTA that were not supported by ACP1, for example, MultiChoice() that lets a user select multiple options from a pulldown menu.

What features are not yet in ACP?

ACP does not yet support all the features of Browse-mode features of DTA.

  • ACP does support ReadTextFile(filename, showDialog) that lets a model read in a text file (which could be a .csv or other file). If showDialog=False it looks for the file in the same ACP directory as the model. If showDialog=True, it prompts the user for a file on their desktop to computer to read into the model. It also supports ReadFromURL(), ReadImageFile(), ReadBinaryFile() and ((ReadExportFile]](). However, it does not yet support any other functions that write to a file, including
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