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==Hardware and Software== | ==Hardware and Software== |
Revision as of 22:12, 17 November 2017
Hardware and Software
CPUs supported Intel and AMD processors. System Software Any Windows XP or higher or Server 2003 or higher. Memory requirements 512 MB (2GB+ recommended). Application size Approximately 210 MB Maximum memory usable by
Analytica process
Analytica 64-bit: Determined by the specific edition of Windows (e.g., 192GB in Windows 7 Professional+, 512GB in Windows 10 Professional+) and your page file settings.
Analytica 32-bit:
- 4GB on Windows x64
- 3GB if /3GB flag added in C:\boot.ini
- 2GB without /3GB flag in C:\boot.ini
Maximum number of threads during model evaluation Free 101: 1 (single threaded)
Computers with 64 or fewer logical processors:
- Number of logical processors in your CPU.
Computers with more than 64 logical processors:
- Number of logical processors in a processor group
- N = # logical processors
- G = # groups = [math]\displaystyle{ \lfloor (N-1)/64 \rfloor }[/math]
- MaxThreads = N / G
- 32[math]\displaystyle{ \lt\mbox{MaxThreads}\le }[/math] 64
Analytica 4.6 and earlier: 1
- 4GB on Windows x64
Objects
Number of system objects about 1000 Maximum user-defined objects In Free 101 edition: 101
All other editions: >60,000Maximum number of local variables No fixed limit
Uncertainty
Probability methods Random Latin HyperCube
Median Latin HyperCube
Monte CarloMaximum sample size 99,999,999 for Analytica Enterprise, Optimizer, Power Player, and ADE
30,000 (other editions)
limited by available memoryRandom sampling methods Minimal Standard L’Ecuyer
Knuth
Numbers and arrays
Number precision 15 significant digits for floating-point numbers
6 digits for (exact) fixed-point numbers
18 digits for integersMaximum elements in a dimension 99,999,999 (Analytica Enterprise, Optimizer, Power Player, and ADE)
30,000 (other editions)
Maximum dimensions in an array 15 in 32-bit
24 in 64-bit
See Also
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