Re: Tailor GNU MCSim for special needs

Hello,

I do not understand why you want (or need) to make x1 an input function, since
it is clearly a dependent variable.
Why don't you make it an output (or a local variable) and write
x1 = (V1 >= K ? K : V1);

F. Bois


----- Original Message -----
From: "Edgar Whyte" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 3:28:30 PM
Subject: [Help-mcsim] Tailor GNU MCSim for special needs

To whom it may concern 

I am working on a Monte Carlo simulation and I am interested in using the GNU MCSim software. 

From the documentation the software seems to cater to my needs except for the change of certain input variables based on other output variables eg: 

inputs = {x1} 

outputs = {V1, 
V2, 
V3} 

V1 = (function of some inputs and parameters) 

K = (some constant) 

If V1 >= K then: 
x1 = K 

else: 
x1 = V1 

V2 = x 

V3 = V1 - x 

From this example it is simple to write V2 and V3 in terms of V1, but for my simulations I the model output equations are set up automatically and can't change them. 

I s it possible to use the software in this way. 


Regards 
ED Whyte 
UP Student 
Student Number: 120 71 855 

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