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Simulation worksheets allow you to vary values that are used when simulating a BlockSim RBD or a RENO flowchart. This allows you to investigate the effect of one or more settings on the simulation results. | |||
Simulation worksheets consist of columns that can be defined as inputs or outputs. The input values are used during simulation, and they can be entered manually or transferred from a DOE++ experiment design. Values in output columns are determined through simulation. For example, you might design an experiment in DOE++ and transfer all the factor level combinations to the simulation worksheet. Then you could simulate the experiment in BlockSim and transfer the output values back to DOE++ to analyze the results. | |||
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| Simulation Worksheets
Simulation worksheets allow you to vary values that are used when simulating a BlockSim RBD or a RENO flowchart. This allows you to investigate the effect of one or more settings on the simulation results. Simulation worksheets consist of columns that can be defined as inputs or outputs. The input values are used during simulation, and they can be entered manually or transferred from a DOE++ experiment design. Values in output columns are determined through simulation. For example, you might design an experiment in DOE++ and transfer all the factor level combinations to the simulation worksheet. Then you could simulate the experiment in BlockSim and transfer the output values back to DOE++ to analyze the results. |
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