mcN: Compute number of necessary Monte Carlo runs
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mcN R Documentation
Compute number of necessary Monte Carlo runs
Usage
mcN(x, ...)
Arguments
z
Value of Z for a given confidence level for a normally distributed random variable, default is 1.96 for a 95\
\itemEThe required percentage error of the mean, numeric.
The mcN function implements the simple method of Bukaci et al. (2016) to
calculate the number of Monte Carlo (MC) simulations required to obtain
results with a given precision level.
data(ple4)
ssb <- rlnorm(2000, log(ssb(ple4)), 0.5)
itse <- mcN(ssb)
plot(se~iters, itse, type='l')
Bukaci, E. Korini, Th., Periku, E., Allkja, S., Sheperi, P. 2016. Number of iterations needed in Monte Carlo Simulation using reliability analysis for tunnel supports. Int. J. of Eng. Res. and Apps., 6 (6-3): 60-64. <www.ijera.com/papers/Vol6_issue6/Part%20-%203/J0606036064.pdf>
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Compute number of necessary Monte Carlo runs
Usage
mcN(x, ...)
Arguments
z |
Value of Z for a given confidence level for a normally distributed random variable, default is 1.96 for a 95\ \itemEThe required percentage error of the mean, numeric. |
The mcN function implements the simple method of Bukaci et al. (2016) to
calculate the number of Monte Carlo (MC) simulations required to obtain
results with a given precision level.
data(ple4)
ssb <- rlnorm(2000, log(ssb(ple4)), 0.5)
itse <- mcN(ssb)
plot(se~iters, itse, type='l')
Bukaci, E. Korini, Th., Periku, E., Allkja, S., Sheperi, P. 2016. Number of iterations needed in Monte Carlo Simulation using reliability analysis for tunnel supports. Int. J. of Eng. Res. and Apps., 6 (6-3): 60-64. <www.ijera.com/papers/Vol6_issue6/Part%20-%203/J0606036064.pdf>
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