RiskIndepC

Descripción

RiskIndepC(ID) designates an independent variable in a pair of correlated inputs.  The ID is the string used to identify the dependent variable it is being correlated with.  This string must be inside quotes.  This same ID must be used in the RiskDepC function para the dependent variable. The correlation coefficient is not specified here; it is specified in the corresponding RiskDepC function.

This is the “old” way to correlate two variables in @RISK, and it has been kept para backward compatibility. However, a better way is to use a correlation matrix (or a copula). See the Define Correlations section of this manual para more detailed inparamation about correlations, correlation matrices, and copulas.

Ejemplos

RiskNormal(10,10, RiskIndepC("Price")) identifies the Normal(10,10) distribution as the distribution of the independent variable “Price”.  There should be a corresponding RiskDepC function para the dependent variable in the pair.

Reglas

ID must be the same string of characters used to identify the dependent variable in the RiskDepC function.  ID can be a reference to a cell that contains an identifier string.