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DmitryErshov
Obsidian | Level 7

I created simple UDL code to test Monte Carlo simulation in MIP:

 

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My_Variable is only output variable.

 

When I registered Scenario Run I specified 100 as number of simulations.

 

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But when I see the result it looks like only one value of My_Variable was simulated for each loan. I can't find any statistics in 'Statistics' panel (ex. Mean, VaR, ...) besides NInst. Why? May by my understanding of Monte Carlo Simulation in MIP is wrong?

 

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cwid05
SAS Employee

If you create a Scenario run, the only statistic you have access to is the mean. Only Economic Simulation runs will produce statistics other than the mean (Min, Max, etc.).

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cwid05
SAS Employee

If you create a Scenario run, the only statistic you have access to is the mean. Only Economic Simulation runs will produce statistics other than the mean (Min, Max, etc.).

DmitryErshov
Obsidian | Level 7

Yes, its true! I checked (with debug mode) and can confirmed that mean value was calculated for My_Variable.

 

Thanks a lot for clarification, cwid05.

LTim
Calcite | Level 5
I get the VaR, contribution VaR with economic simulation ? I cannot see any information in the user manual of the MIP. And I wonder how these risk indicators are then computed.

Thanks !