Click on the 窶廛eterm.窶 button. If you did everything right, the 窶廬nput窶 and the 窶廾utput窶 fields should change.
When the 窶廛eterm.窶 button is clicked, DynRisk does not generate random values for the nodes. Instead fixed values are used. The rules for how DynRisk selects these fixed values, depends on the chosen distributions. However, in most cases the fixed value is calculated as the local factor multiplied by the (b) parameter (which usually equals the 50%-fractile).
For the 窶彝evenue窶 node we observe that two out of three fields in the 窶弉uicktest窶 box change when the 窶廛eterm窶 button is clicked. Both the 窶廬nput窶 and the 窶廾utput窶 fields get the value 5000. The 窶廰ocal窶 field, however, just shows a 窶-窶. The reason for this is that the 窶彝evenue窶 node does not have any hidden local value, it just adds up all its input values, and outputs the same value.
The deterministic revenue is $5000 per day.
To do a 窶徨eal窶 simulation with random numbers, you click the 窶彝andom窶 button. If you do this several times, you would see that the input and output values changes each time reflecting the random fluctuations in the model.
Click on 窶廛one窶 to return to the 窶廨raphical view窶.
Try quick-testing the other nodes as well to get a feeling for how DynRisk calculates node values.
