crystal_ball_软件教学技术总结.ppt

* Figure 13.43 To prepare for generating a Decision Table, this dialogue box is used to specify which one or two decision variables will be varied. The choice made here is for the case study that involves佛莱迪the newsboy. * Figure 13.43 To prepare for generating a Decision Table, this dialogue box is used to specify running options. The choices made here are for the case study that involves佛莱迪the newsboy. * Figure 13.44 The Decision Table for the case study introduced in Section 13.1. * Figure 13.45 The overlay chart that compares the frequency distributions for order quantities of 55 and 60 for佛莱迪’s problem. * Figure 13.46 The trend chart that shows the trend in the range of various portions of the frequency distribution as the order quantity increases for佛莱迪’s problem. * Figure 13.47 This dialogue box specifies the characteristics of the decision variable Our Bid (C25) in Figure 13.11 for the Reliable Construction Co. contract bidding problem. * Figure 13.48 The first Decision Table dialogue box for the Reliable Construction Co. contract bidding problem. * Figure 13.48 The second Decision Table dialogue box for the Reliable Construction Co. contract bidding problem. * Figure 13.48 The third Decision Table dialogue box for the Reliable Construction Co. contract bidding problem. * Figure 13.49 The Decision Table for the Reliable Construction Co. contract bidding problem described in Section 13.2. * Figure 13.50 The Decision Table for the Transcontinental Airlines overbooking problem described in Section 13.6. * Figure 13.26 A normal distribution being entered into the first assumption cell D7 in the spreadsheet model in Figure 13.25. * Figure 13.27 The frequency chart that summarizes the results of running the simulation model in Figure 13.25 for the Think-Big Development Co. financial risk analysis problem. The certainty box under the chart reveals that 81% of the trials resulted in a positive value for the net present value. * * Figure 13.28 A spreadsh