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Not sure what you mean. Stochastic uncertainty is handled through replications from the workbench side. If you return individual replications as part of a given outcome, you can then in post do whatever you want. So, say you have an ABM. As long as a given outcome is a 2D array (replications x time), on the workbench side this becomes a 3D array (experiments x replications x time). There is no default visualization code in the workbench to visualize this, but its quite easy to code something up yourself if desired. |
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Maybe a stupid idea, but could you add stochasticity as one of the uncertainties (in visualizations)? Then you can compare stochastic uncertainty (between replications) with other uncertainty axes.
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