Result Table of the Parameter Study
The results of the Parameter study are displayed in the Result table under the Results tab. The result table contains all Variable parameters, combined with each other, and all resulting Sensitive Output variables.
Example
In the following example, three parameters have been varied:
Three sensitive variables are considered:
Diagrams and Variable Tables
Click the Visualize button to open an online visualization tool in your web browser, which provides a versatile graphical representation of the results. Clicking the Visualize button also copies the results of the Parameter study to the clipboard, from where you can paste them directly into the browser window.
The drop-down lists under the Results table tab contain all parameters and variables for selecting the X and Y axes of the diagram below.
Next to the Results table tab are the tabs for the Sensitive Output variables, numbered in the order in which they were entered under Input requirements. For each variable, you can display its dependence on a Parameter that you select from the drop-down list above individually with all values in the table.
Display of Interim Results of the Parameter Study
You can conveniently visualize not only the final results, but also the interim results of the parameter study. To do this, use the Online Evaluation button in the Progress window of the Parameter study. This button opens the online tool in the browser and copies the interim results to the clipboard.
CSV File
The results of the Parameter study calculations are stored in the folder defined under Input requirements. This does not affect the result time series. These can be stored in the Time Series Container (see following section).
Time Series Container
The results of the Parameter study (Output variables) that are output as time series are stored in the Time Series Container for the Output variables for which you previously selected + Time Series Container in the drop-down list. The Output variables are numbered in the order in which they were entered and identified in the Time Series Container with this number preceding them. The following figure shows, for example, the third output variable from Tutorial 71 output as a time series.



