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Exporting Monte Carlo Simulation

parsley

I'm trying to run monte carlo simulations (5000+ runs) and it's really slow at plotting the output. Instead, I would like to export this to a csv file without plotting. Is there a way to do this?

I want to save one of the 'output' that I setup in ADE. 

  

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  • Hi parsley,

    The easiest was to do this is to export the Detail-Transpose view.  You can do this either by clicking the "Export data in comma separated values (CSV) or HTML format" icon which looks like a floppy disk with a pencil on it or by using the SKILL commands below.  Using the icon with place the file in the ADE XL documents folder by default.  The SKILL commands default to the directory from which you started virtuoso.

    sess=axlGetWindowSession(hiGetCurrentWindow())

    axlExportOutputView(sess "output.csv" "Detail-Transpose")

    In both cases, the view will be exported as seen, so if you want only one output you can hide the other columns in the Detail-Transpose view of the results prior to export.

    Regards,

    TOM

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  • Hi parsley,

    The easiest was to do this is to export the Detail-Transpose view.  You can do this either by clicking the "Export data in comma separated values (CSV) or HTML format" icon which looks like a floppy disk with a pencil on it or by using the SKILL commands below.  Using the icon with place the file in the ADE XL documents folder by default.  The SKILL commands default to the directory from which you started virtuoso.

    sess=axlGetWindowSession(hiGetCurrentWindow())

    axlExportOutputView(sess "output.csv" "Detail-Transpose")

    In both cases, the view will be exported as seen, so if you want only one output you can hide the other columns in the Detail-Transpose view of the results prior to export.

    Regards,

    TOM

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