Analytica Docs

This wiki offers tips, FAQs, videos, examples, shared libraries, and detailed function documentation on Analytica. It goes way beyond the Analytica Tutorial and User Guides (including Optimizer and ADE User Guides). All content is contributed by Analytica users for each other. You are invited to add your own improvements!

• Analytica User FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions about using Analytica.
• Analytica Libraries and Templates and Example Models:
• Analytica Modelers Guide: Hints and examples.

• Analytica Reference: Complete details on selected features.
  • Function Reference Index
  • Key Analytica Concepts
  • Top Level Categories in this wiki
  • All Categories in this wiki

• Analytica in the Classroom: Resources for using Analytica for teaching

• Analytica User Group : Recorded videos of past webinars -- a great resource for learning key topics, basic and advanced.
  • Archives of previous webinars

• What's New in Analytica 4.5?: Released 14 December 2013, new enhancements. Get the latest release from Download Installers

• Analytica Cloud Player: How to use ACP to share your models over the web.

• The Lumina Blog

• Enhancement Requests for Analytica: Here's what else I think Analytica should do.

• Comments and suggestions for Analytica wiki: Here's how we can improve this Wiki.

• Job Postings: Jobs available for Analytica users.

You are invited to improve existing content and add your own -- to benefit the Analytica user community that has contributed the existing content. You should have a password to log in if you have current support. (If not email info@lumina.com to get one.)

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