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DESCRIPTION
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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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.4.1:
  • Added the ability to generate and view cumulative distributions of output values directly within Risk Engine. Cumulative distributions plots be be accessed through the Output menu.
  • Added a built in Plotting Guide for getting started with plotting output results.
  • Added the ability to export histograms back into the spreadsheet application.
  • Fixed a problem with histogram plots where the plot appeared to be inverted.
  • Fixed a small numerical error with histogram plots.
  • Fixed an error with the generation of random numbers with seeded values in Excel.
  • Other minor speed improvements and bug fixes.
    • REQUIREMENTS
    • iWork '09 Numbers or Microsoft Excel 2008
    • Mac OS X 10.5 or later

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    Developer:Ian Turner
    Downloads:3,233
      - Version d/l:224
    Business:Spreadsheets
    License:Shareware
    Date:02 Mar 2010
    Platform:PPC/Intel
    Price:$40.00
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    Risk Engine User Reviews (4 posts)Write A Review
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    Apr 16 2009

    QUBEX  I've tried to purchase the product but PayPall throws up a "problem with seller's website" error.  
    (Version 1.1)

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    May 4 2009

    ANONYMOUS  There was a problem with Paypal but it has now been addressed. If anyone still has a problem then please get in touch so I can deal with it.

    Thankyou.   
    (Version 1.1)

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    Feb 16 2009

    QUBEX  Not quite Crystal Ball but *free* and iWork-enabled. I love it. Thank you so much!  
    (Version 0.2b58)

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    Apr 10 2009

    QUBEX  No longer free, and still not Crystal Ball, but still very decent.  
    (Version 1.1)

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    Feb 15 2009
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    HERVé 5  looks fairly cool, and well documented.  
    (Version 0.2b58)

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    Feb 7 2009

    LMP  "Links into your iWork Numbers models to run detailed Monte Carlo analy"

    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!

    :-D  
    (Version 0.1b)

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    Mar 15 2009

    UMIJIN  It's Greek to you, because it's an advanced tool for scientists and mathematicians. If you don't understand what it is, then it's not for you. Just move along.

    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.  
    (Version 0.4b75)

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