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Combine variables at different scenarios

Hi everyone:

Imagine I have variable A (6 possible values), and variable B (6 possible values), that yields 36 possible scenarios. Through the Experimenter interface, I have to input 36 columns (one for each scenario). Is there a possibility (if so, I guess through code), to just define possible values for each variable, and let the Experimenter to simulate all combinations?

Thanks!

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Then you can use the optimizer with a step of 1.

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You create a label in an object which you vary in the experimenter in the range of [0..35]. If the scenario value becomes 0 then you reset the dependent values, labels or nodes, too

Then you evaluate this label in the OnReset-trigger by an integer division of 6 and modulus division of 6 a second time. You set these result values into 2 variables, which you use in two switch case structures to set more scenario specific labels, nodes and function values.


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Thanks for the answer, but as I don't have the optimizer package, could it be possible to do it through code?

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