

Check Independence (Ignore Correlations) to run the simulation with all inputs independent of each other (zero correlation).If the relative difference is between 1e-10% to 1e-4%, the status is “Good”, and if greater than or equal to 1e-4%, the test status is “Poor”. If the worst case relative difference is less than or equal to 1e-10%, the test passes and the status is “Success”. Each output is assessed by comparing the simulation means. Run Validation using Native Excel runs a validation test to compare Accelerated Mode versus Native Excel.If the DiscoverSim interpreter sees a function that it does not support, you will be prompted to use Excel’s Native mode. The interpreter supports the majority of all Excel numeric functions (for more details see Appendix: DiscoverSim Engine and Excel Formula Interpreter). If unchecked, the calculations are performed using native Excel. Accelerated Mode uses DiscoverSim’s Excel Formula Interpreter to dramatically increase the speed of calculations for rapid simulation.For details on Random Number Generation (RNG) in DiscoverSim, see Appendix: Input.


Latin Hypercube Sampling is less random than Monte Carlo but enables more accurate simulations with fewer replications.
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Select Monte Carlo (Random) for full randomization.Note that the results of a fixed seed for 32-bit Excel will be slightly different for 64-bit Excel. If you want the simulation results to match every time (for example in a classroom setting where you want all students to obtain the same results), select Value and enter an integer number. Seed is set to Clock by default so that the starting seed of random number generation will be different with each run.Replications value sets the number of simulation replications.Overview of DiscoverSim™ Menu and Dialogs Run Simulation
