Rép. : MCSim questions
"Frederic BOIS" <[email protected]> Wed, 20 Oct 2010 13:42:54 +0200
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Hi Rudy, I cc this to the help mcsim list, as it is of general interest... Yes, the easy way to do this is to us the SetPoint() simulations. You can = actually take an MCMC output file straight as a SetPoint input parameters' = file. You can also create such a file yourself to have a grid sampling, or a = specific need (like sensitivity analysis: you can use Simlab (from A. = Saltelli) to generate parameter vectors and then input them in MCSim to run your model, the = output can them be further processed by Simlab). Frederic >>> "Gunawan, Rudy" 19/10/2010 19:35 >>> ... I have a small question, may be trivial for you. I would like to know how = I can run a MCSim simulation if one or more of the parameters has an array = of values ? Preferably, if I can automate parameter assignment by reading = the values from .txt file, for example. The idea is I would like to make a = simulation out of the MCMC MCSim outputs. It's quite like Monte Carlo = runs, but it is not. I hope it is not confusing. Thank you very much for = all your help. Regards, Rudy __________________________________________________ Rudy Gunawan, Ph. D Post Doctoral Research Associate Biological Monitoring/Modeling Pacific Northwest National Laboratory