Enter the correlation coefficient between the node and the standardized sum of input values. The correlation coefficient is a number between -1 and +1.
Use this popup menu to change the second operator for the node.
Use this popup menu to change the first operator for the node.
Use this popup menu to change the algorithm used to calculate the value of the node.
Enter the third distribution parameter into this text field. The interpretation of this parameter depends on the chosen distribution, and is explained in the help figure to the right.
Enter the second distribution parameter into this text field. The interpretation of this parameter depends on the chosen distribution, and is explained in the help figure to the right.
Enter the first distribution parameter into this text field. The interpretation of this parameter depends on the chosen distribution, and is explained in the help figure to the right.
Click the 窶廡it窶-button to how DynRisk邃｢ adjusts the specified parameters to the chosen distribution type. Press the shift key and click the 窶廡it窶-button once more to get the specified values back.
Use this popup menu to change the node's distribution type.
Check this if you want to include randomness in the node. Otherwise the local value of the node will be the same in every simulation.
Enter the local factor of the node into this text field. The local factor is multiplied with the random value generated from the distribution when the local value of the node is calculated.
Use this popup menu to change the node symbol. The symbol determines the node's appearance in the influence diagram, i.e., which type of icon that is displayed.
Use this popup menu to change the node's kind. The kind attribute is used to indicate what type of node you have. E.g. a cost node, a duration, etc.
Enter the unit of the node into this text field. Node units appear in e.g., histograms, bar charts, tables, etc.
Enter the code of the node into this text field. The code is intended as a supplement to the name to help identifying the node. If several nodes have the same name, you should make sure that their codes are different.
Enter the name of the node into this text field. Choose a name which makes it easy to identify the node.
