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Monte Carlo Analysis
Primary Statistics of Uncertainty Analysis
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==> Main File for Monte Carlo Analysis (test31.mcm)
==> Version 1.0
==> Additional Files :
Input Sample test.mci (no)
Output Sample test.mco (no)
Histograms test.mch (no)
==> Optional Sections in Post-Analysis :
Print Coverage Intervals (yes)
Print Confidence Intervals (yes)
Alternative Statistics (no)
Min/Max Values
(no)
Scale and Shape Values (no)
Normality Test
(no)
Capability Indices
(no)
Output Correlation Analysis (no)
Sensitivity Analysis
(no)
==> Dimensions:
Random Variables : 51
Output Measures : 3
==> Parameters:
Design : Standard Monte Carlo (pseudo-random generator)
==> Simulations : 1000 (Number of Runs)
List of Output Measures:
Undef. Filtered %Relative
Simulations Out Std Dev Name
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Meas 1 0 ( 0.00 %) No 4.6215 MAX
Meas 2 0 ( 0.00 %) No 0.9024 BW
Meas 3 0 ( 0.00 %) No 1.4823 IVDD
Here “Undefined” means that for some reason Eldo failed to extract the value from an
individual simulation. It has nothing to do with yield approximation. This latter is given in the
.mco file, see Output Sample.
It is important to note that we automatically remove undefined data from the computations.
The column Filtered Out indicates whether or not the corresponding extract has been removed
from the list of analyzed measures. This typically occurs when the measure is constant or almost
constant. In this case the Relative Standard Deviation would be less than 10 −6 ( = 0.0001%).
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