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Risk Engine 1.4.9
Links your iWork Numbers models to run detailed Monte Carlo analysis. Shareware ($40)
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Ian Turner
Risk Engine links into iWork Numbers and Microsoft Excel 2008 spreadsheet models to allow you to run detailed Monte Carlo analyses with multiple inputs and outputs. The input values for the Monte-Carlo simulation can be directly modified by the user within the spreadsheet interface to allow for maximum flexibility within the simulation. The application also allows shuffling of data for Bootstrap type of analysis.
What's New
Version 1.4.9:
- Fixed a problem where some users were unable to run the Range analyses for resampling.
- Added a basic tutorial for running resampling type analyses to the help file.
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- iWork '09 Numbers or Microsoft Excel 2008
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:6,966 |
| Version Downloads:2,019 |
| Type:Business : Spreadsheets |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:02 Feb 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $40.00 |
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Risk Engine links into iWork Numbers and Microsoft Excel 2008 spreadsheet models to allow you to run detailed Monte Carlo analyses with multiple inputs and outputs. The input values for the Monte-Carlo simulation can be directly modified by the user within the spreadsheet interface to allow for maximum flexibility within the simulation. The application also allows shuffling of data for Bootstrap type of analysis.
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Hervé 5 reviewed on 15 Feb 2009
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I love this description: concise and totally incomprehensible. The way I understand it, this software allows you to import detailed numbers from the Monte Carlo Rally in your butt! It gets better every time I read it!
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If you want to know Monte Carlo methods are, G••gle it. These methods are used to generate random numbers for simulation purposes. Wikipedia lists a several ways they are used.
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Thankyou.