evilguy
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Hi, i'm a bit puzzle in the term of sigma (σ) in the monte carlo simulation. what is σ, 2σ and 3σ represent when we do monte carlo simulation. σ in statiscal term represent standard deviation of random data. Is this term also similar in monte carlo simulation?
Then 2σ = 2*σ? and 3σ = 3*σ?
my other question is, if we know the parameter variation will not exceed 20% from the nominal value, how to present this variation interm of σ? thanks
edit: i think i've found the answer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation
In monte carlo analysis, how can we model two SPICE parameter so that both will distrubute similarly when we do monte carlo analysis.
-evilguy-
Then 2σ = 2*σ? and 3σ = 3*σ?
my other question is, if we know the parameter variation will not exceed 20% from the nominal value, how to present this variation interm of σ? thanks
edit: i think i've found the answer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation
In monte carlo analysis, how can we model two SPICE parameter so that both will distrubute similarly when we do monte carlo analysis.
-evilguy-