Analysis of simulation data using sandie
Arne Thesen · 1989
Sandie is a PC based system designed to perform many of the data analysis chores of simulators. We first show how Sandie is used to analyze input data and to fit theoretical distributions to empirical data. We then show how Sandie can be used to perform simple simulations. Finally, we show how to use Sandie to analyze output data. Special care was made in the development of Sandie to design an easy-to-use system that would serve as an aid in the development of an intuitive "sense of numbers". Pull down menus and a dynamic help-line constantly inform the user of all currently operative options.