What is SimLab?

SimLab provides a free development framework for Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis.

SimLab is a professional tool for model developers, scientists and professionals, to learn, use and exploit uncertainty and sensitivity analysis techniques. SimLab is intended to be widely useful, and usable across a broad spectrum of applications and different user working environments.

How does SimLab work?

Since version 3.0, SimLab environment is a development framework made of APIs which differs form the previous versions that had a Graphical User Interface. To learn more about how new SimLab works, read the SimLab architecture , the Objectives or  SimLab's History to know the main differences with respect to the old versions.

How to perform an SA/UA with SimLab?

This software is able to perform Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis using different mathematical techniques. Nonetheless, such analysis can be divided in three main steps:

  1. Statistical Preprocessor (Sample Generation)
  2. Model Execution
  3. Statistical Postprocessor (SA/UA Analysis)

To get in touch directly with some practical use of SA/UA just have a look at our examples.

How can I get SimLab and get it working?

SimLab is distributed for free, in fact the SimLab license encourages free non-commercial use. To get more information about its installation go to the Installation section.