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Finally, the two radio buttons on the right determine whether to
draw the graph in terms of utilities or in terms of measure levels.
The "Show Measure Levels" button is only enabled if you have
selected a measure from the list above it. When you click "OK,"
LDW will display a graph like the one shown in Figure 8-38.
Figure 8-41. Example of Results::Alternative Uncertainty Graph option.
In the figure, the X-axis represents the range of levels or utilities
that were observed in the Monte Carlo simulation for the
alternative on the active measure or goal. The scale at the left of
the graph is probability and is associated with the blue line. each
point on the line indicates the probability that a simulation trial
will be less than or equal to the utility or level below the point.
The scale on the right represents the number of simulation trials
that were done. It is associated with the yellow bars at the bottom
of the graph. The length of each bar is proportional to the number
of simulation trials that resulted in a level or utility within the
range spanned by the bar.
Compare Alternatives
The compare alternatives option lets you view a detailed
comparison of the differences between two alternatives.
Section 8 -- Using LDW 3: Reviewing Results 8-45