Output CPM

Input Section - Monte-Carlo analysis

Sensitivity analysis may be performed on the couplings in the coupling matrix.

By selecting the "Plot Using Coupling Matrix" button, a Monte-Carlo input field appears in the input field to the left.

Input field for Monte-Carlo analysis:

Coupling Coefficient.
Select the coefficient which you want to sensitivity anlyze. This can be done either by selecting the coefficient (right-click) in the coupling matrix or from the drop-down list in the Monte-Carlo input field.
Select either a single coefficient for analysis - or All coefficients.
The self-couplings (elements in the main-diagonal) can not be selected.
Variation.
Only "Uniform" variation may be applied. The selected coefficient will be subjected to a random distribution within the chosen percentage range. "Normal" distribution is not implemented in SW ver. 3.0.
Sweeps.
Number of curve traces to be plottet on top of each other.

The Monte-Carlo analysis is started by clicking the "Run" button.
The plot window may be reset or cleared by selecting the "Reset" button.
An ongoing Monte-Carlo analysis may be stopped by selecting the "Break" button.

Marker Lines and Mouse Cursor read-out refer to the original undisturbed characteristic.