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Once your model becomes crowded with elements, you may want to organize your model using Containers. This video provides an introduction to the use of Containers.  3:48

Explains the different sampling options for Stochastic elements. The video also shows how the Result elements can be used with Stochastic models. 5:40

What does the Time Series element do and when do we want to use it? This video is a quick over view of the Time Series element. 3:02

This video explains the basic configuration of the Time Series element, including the differences among four representations.   6:20

If a Time Series Data Table is too large to type in by hand, importing data directly from excel spreadsheets becomes useful.   This video shows you how.  3:43

This video shows you how to time-shift the data so that you can use historical data in predictive models. 4:27

Demonstrates the basic setup of the integrator element by solving a classic calculus problem. Also includes the usage of the interrupt element. 4:50

This video provides a basic introduction to the Reservoir element.   5:00

Demonstrates how the Extrema element can be used to determine the minimum or maximum values of an output during a simulation.  4:01

Explains how a Selector can be used to represent nested if/then statements in your models.  5:29

A basic overview of how to create scripts with examples of more complex operations.   5:29

Describes how the Splitter element can be used to divide flows.  6:10

Demonstrates another way of dividing flows using the Allocator element. 4:02

(continues from the previous video). This video shows you an option of the Allocator element to change priorities over time. 3:00

 Quick Introduction to Conditional Operators

This video introduces how to add conditional operators into your model. 3:30

After reviewing basics of logical elements, we construct a simple decision tree as an example. This illustrates the use of stochastic inputs in Yes or No decision making. 4:52

This video shows an example of how a Random Choice element can be used to select outcomes according to specified probabilities.  3:54

This video shows two different ways to use the Discrete Change Element. You can induce instantaneous changes in stock elements by adding specified values or replacing the current value of stock elements.  5:03

This video shows how processes can be triggered on or off during a simulation using the versatile status element; 10:00

The event triggering dialog is common to many GoldSim elements. This video discusses basic options for triggering events; 8:02

This video discusses advanced options for the event triggering dialog common to many GoldSim elements 6:30

This video shows a number of applications of information delays, including delays in transmission of information, calculation of moving averages, and delays with dispersion.  8:20

The Material Delay element has a complex property dialog, but can be quite useful in your modeling.   This element describes the different inputs, units and outputs of the Material Delay element using a simple example. 4:52

(Continues from the previous video). This video explains the initial outflow and dispersion options of the Material Delay element. 3:34

This video covers graphing options in time history result elements.  It also discusses probability histories and screening realizations. 8:30

(Continues from the previous video). This video explains options for viewing tables of results in time history result elements. 3:34

(Continues from the previous video). This video discusses exporting from GoldSim to spreadsheets or text files via time history result elements. 10:20