Hello, I have been using getstream(current) as my random seed generator but it seems to not be random as every simulation has exactly the same output. The only way I can get the outputs of my simulations to change is by changing inputs of an object (e.g. change the bottom value of my beta distribution from 2.5 to 1.5).
Am I misunderstanding getstream(current)? And is there a way for all of my simulations to be truly random and change output/random seed with every new simulation?
Thanks.
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Under the "Statistics" menu there is a check to "Repeat Random Number Streams". De-select this check box to have random number streams not repeat:
And if you let run your model in an express license (demo version), it is a restricting feature and not a bug.
I don't recommend doing this since if/when you encounter a problem you'll want to repeat the events.
Instead go to the experimenter and change the replication number that is seeding all the streams for the interactive run.
Then when you want to run an experiment you've already tried a couple of replications interactively.
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