Can two variables be set in sensitivity analysis?
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For example, set one independent variable as x, and another related quantity as 2x? Thank you~
Sure, but there shouldn’t be too many data points, otherwise the calculations will become complicated~
Reply to 1# comic3344: I also need help in this area
Reply to 2# laipi*ao*n: How to use it like this? Can’t find it in the settings?
In the field where you set the variable, click there; there is a drop-down menu, select ‘new’. Hehe
Thank you so much... Hehe :handshake
I want the newly created variable to have a functional relationship with the first variable. How do I do that? Thank you very much……
Reply to 7# comic3344: It seems like I won’t be able to do it. To establish a functional relationship, it is best to use a calculation or design specification (on a global scale), within which the relationships between variables can be edited
For now, one can only estimate how many points there are, and then adjust another value accordingly so that these points satisfy a certain functional relationship; it has to be a linear functional relationship……
I gave it a try, and it’s not a case of one-to-one correspondence between the two variables. There will also be a situation where one variable remains constant while the other takes on values within a certain range, and then the result of the calculation is determined… As the friend in the second floor comment said, when the system is complex and there are many variables, it becomes quite complicated……