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high statistics value After warmup time

The statistics value on the dashboard records the high value after warm up time like followed;

It's a bug not fixed?

Or another setting should be needed at any place?

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FlexSim 20.1.2
flexsim 20.1.2high statistics value after warmup time
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tannerp avatar image tannerp commented ·

Related question here. Not sure what is going on though.

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This is a bug with some of the Throughput templates. To fix it, you need to install the chart. This will add two Statistics Collectors to your toolbox. In the second Statistics Collector, there is an event called OnWarmup, which is a timer event. You will need to change the First Time from

Model.warmupDateTime

to

Model.warmupTime

This bug should be fixed in the next bug fix release.

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Martina K avatar image Martina K commented ·

Hi @jordan.johnson,

Could it be this bug is back in FlexSim 2020?

We have been struggling with a model in the Experimenter. If we use a warm up time, then the results become unbelievable in many runs. Plus roughly one/third of the runs "fail". In the sense that without an error message they just never turn green and do not generate results.

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Jordan Johnson avatar image Jordan Johnson ♦♦ Martina K commented ·

That sounds like an unrelated issue. This issue would only have affected performance measures based on certain throughput templates. It did not cause crashing, or affect other performance measures.

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