Displaying a Multi-Variate Result Using a Result Window Control

If the selected Result is a Multi-Variate result, the display options are as follows:

Show Results as. This determines if the results are displayed as a Chart or a Table. If Table is selected, a table showing all of the outputs for each realization A single model run within a Monte Carlo simulation. It represents one possible path the system could follow through time. is displayed.

Show this chart type. This determines what type of chart is displayed (it does not apply to tables). The options are:

2d-Chart: Displays a 2d scatter plot.

3d-Chart: Displays a 3d scatter plot. Note, however, that this only applies if the Result element has more than two outputs specified (otherwise a 2d scatter plot will be displayed).

Note: Multi-Variate Result elements actually have two other result views in addition to the Chart (2d and 3d scatter plots) and Table (displaying all outputs for each realization): a Sensitivity Analysis Table and a Correlation Matrix A two-dimensional array. Table. You cannot directly view these in a Result Window control An output control that can be added to a Dashboard that allows you to embed a result window (as either a chart or a table) directly into a Dashboard.. However, if you choose to allow the control to "pop out", you will be able to toggle to these two tables while it is "popped out".

Note: Multi-Variate Result elements can show results at different Capture Times User-defined points in time during a simulation at which “Final Value” results are captured for result display. The final time point in the simulation is always included as a Capture Time, but additional times can be added. that you have defined in the Advanced Time Settings dialog. In a Result Window control, the final Capture Time (i.e., the end of the realization) will always be shown. However, if you choose to allow the control to "pop out", you will be able to change the Capture Time while it is "popped out".

Note that scenario A specific set of input data (and corresponding outputs) for a model. Multiple scenarios can be defined for a model. Different scenarios within a model are specifically differentiated by having different values for one or more Data elements. choices are grayed out because Multi-Variate Result elements cannot display scenario results.