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I have used @RISK as analytical tool on my project. Actually, used to analyze uncertain parameters in my project. Probability distribution of every input parameter must be determined. Then @RISK uses simulations methods such as Mont Carlo Simulation or Latin Hyper-cube or etc. to generate random numbers and analyses project output parameters. Thus, @RISK could represent the range of outputs and their probability distribution. I’ve used this software to access Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) associated risks.

I have used @RISK as analytical tool on my project. Actually, used to analyze uncertain parameters in my project. Probability distribution of every input parameter must be determined. Then @RISK uses simulations methods such as Mont Carlo Simulation or Latin Hypercube or etc. to generate random numbers and analyses project output parameters. Thus, @RISK could represent the range of outputs and their probability distribution. I’ve used this software to access Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) associated risks.