Difference between revisions of "Run"

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Iteration (Run)

In computations, Analytica represents any uncertain quantity as a random sample Array of values indexed by the standard system index Run. Run is defined as a sequence from 1 to the specified Samplesize -- i.e. the number of samples:

Sequence(1, sampleSize)

You can modify SampleSize, the length of Run in Uncertainty Setup dialog.

The Mid value of most results is deterministic and is not indexed by Run. The Sample result of uncertain quantities will usually be indexed by Run. See Evaluation Modes.

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 == Iteration (Run) ==
-[[Run]] is a special Analytica predefined system index, defined as
+In computations, Analytica represents any uncertain quantity as a random sample [[Array]] of values indexed by the  standard system index [[Run]]. [[Run]] is defined as a sequence from 1 to the specified [[Samplesize]] -- i.e. the number of samples:
 :<code>Sequence(1, sampleSize)</code>
-[[Run]] indexes the samples drawn via [[Monte Carlo]] or [[Latin Hypercube]] sampling from uncertain variables.  An uncertain result is represented as a random sample indexed by the [[Run]] index. You can modify [[SampleSize]], the length of Run in [[Uncertainty Setup dialog]].
+You can modify [[SampleSize]], the length of Run in [[Uncertainty Setup dialog]].
-The [[Mid]] value of most results will not be indexed by [[Run]].  The [[Sample]] result of uncertain quantities will usually be indexed by [[Run]].  See [[Evaluation Modes]].
+The [[Mid]] value of most results is deterministic and is not indexed by [[Run]].  The [[Sample]] result of uncertain quantities will usually be indexed by [[Run]].  See [[Evaluation Modes]].
 == See Also ==