![]() ![]() (Both of these statements assume that you're using the same release of on the identical model and that nothing in the model is volatile see Reproducibility, below.) With a finished model, you can send the model to someone else and know that if they run a simulation they will get the same results you got. ![]() (RiskSeed() is ignored when used with correlated distributions.) You can also use a RiskSeed() property function on an input distribution to give that distribution its own sequence of random numbers, independent of the seed used for the overall simulation. ![]()
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