I've uploaded 2 files. The first is a restroom example. I wanted to experiment with making the activity box's delay time based on an attribute. In this silly example it's a restroom with people divided into number 1 and number 2 types. I wanted 90% of my people to go number 1. I tried to set up the delays for Numbers 1 and 2 to be two different amounts of time. Did I do this correctly?
In my second example, I wanted to experiment with multiple runs and making extendsim calculate the confidence interval for the queue length. Did I do this correctly?
2 Questions - attributes and confidence intervals
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2 Questions - attributes and confidence intervals
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Re: 2 Questions - attributes and confidence intervals
Hello,
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Your model is not quite doing what you want because of the Select Item Out block. You are directing people with number one on the top restroom and people with number 2 on the bottom restroom. And as people are in one line if two people in a row need to go to the top restroom and a third person needs to go to the bottom restroom, the third person will be blocked upstream even if his restroom is vacant.... If you set up your Select Item out block with "Select output based on random" and If output is blocked: "item will try unblocked outputs" you will model more accurately a bathroom behavior.
I attached a model to show you another way of modeling your process
Sincerely,
Cecile
Attributes:
Your model is not quite doing what you want because of the Select Item Out block. You are directing people with number one on the top restroom and people with number 2 on the bottom restroom. And as people are in one line if two people in a row need to go to the top restroom and a third person needs to go to the bottom restroom, the third person will be blocked upstream even if his restroom is vacant.... If you set up your Select Item out block with "Select output based on random" and If output is blocked: "item will try unblocked outputs" you will model more accurately a bathroom behavior.
I attached a model to show you another way of modeling your process
Sincerely,
Cecile
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Re: 2 Questions - attributes and confidence intervals
Thank you very much. I will study your model more to learn what you did.
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Re: 2 Questions - attributes and confidence intervals
For the confidence interval, look at the "Calculate for multiple simulations" option in the Mean & Variance block.
Cecile
Cecile