Re: [Help-mcsim] Tailor GNU MCSim for special needs

[fredomatic]

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" <address@hidden>
To: address@hidden
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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