Double-click the Noise Analysis component icon  . The Noise Analysis Component Editor appears.
From the Noise Analysis Component Editor,
click the Inputs tab.
Right-click in the table to access various options
for working with inputs. For more information, see Setting Table Options.
In the first column, click the check boxes next to
the parameters that you want to use as input parameters. Alternatively,
you can click Add to add all the selected parameters
(including array elements). To clear all the parameters, click Remove.
Based on the model’s problem formulation and the
fraction of the domain control, the following values are determined automatically
and displayed for each selected parameter (the values cannot be edited):
| Option |
Description |
|---|
| Minimum |
The lower bound for
the noise analysis parameter scan. |
| Maximum |
The upper bound for
the noise analysis parameter scan. |
| Value |
The current parameter
value. |
Set any of the following input parameter options, as
desired:
| Option |
Description |
|---|
| Number of evaluations per input |
Allows you to specify the number of subflow evaluations that will occur
for each selected input parameter. The default setting is 10. The minimum
number of evaluations is 7. There is no limit to the maximum number of
evaluations that can be performed. |
| Run evaluations in parallel |
Allows you to execute in parallel instead of one run at a time, decreasing
the time needed to generate the runs necessary to compute the noise. |
| Fraction of the domain to scan |
Allows you to specify the range of the scan. The default range is 0.1.
If the parameter has upper and lower bounds, 0.1 will be interpreted
as 10% of the domain centered at the current value. If the parameter
is not bounded, 0.1 will be interpreted as plus or minus 5% of the current
value. The parameter table displays the current, lower, and upper value
of the scan for each selected parameter. |
Click OK to save your changes
and to close the Noise Analysis Component Editor.
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