If the Experiment settings window is not open, click in the experiments controls.
The experiment's settings are available only if the experiment is not launched:
- Experiment start — defines when the experiment starts.
- All periods — [Set by default] the first period defined in the Periods table will be used as the starting period.
- Selected period — allows you to define the required period (from the ones defined in the Periods table) as the starting period in the now available Start period option.
- Start period — [visible if Selected period option is selected] specify the period, the starting date of which will be used as the starting date of the experiment.
- Experiment end — defines when the experiment ends:
- All periods — [Set by default] the end date of the last period defined in the Periods table wil be used.
- Selected period — allows you to define the required period (from the ones defined in the Periods table) as the ending period in the now available End period option.
- Custom period — allows you to define a custom experiment end date in the now available End date parameter.
- End date — [visible if Custom period option is selected] defines a custom experiment end date. By default shows the current date.
- End period — [visible if Selected period option is selected] specify the period, the ending date of which will be used as the ending date of the experiment.
- Replications per iteration — defines the number of replications to use during the experiment run.
- Number of threads to use — the number of tasks that can be run in parallel.
- Desired service level, % — specify the service level that you would like to define the safety stock for.
- Finances stats unit — the monetary unit that will be used in the statistics.
- Product stats unit — the product measurement unit (also includes units defined in the Measurement Units table) that will be used in the statistics.
- Time stats unit — the time measurement unit that will be used in the statistics.
- Distance stats unit — the distance measurement unit that will be used in the statistics.
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